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What Are Energy Efficient Windows?
Energy efficient windows are designed to reduce the amount of heat transferred between the inside and outside of a home.
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Wood Window Frame
Window frames made of wood keep your house warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
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Aluminium Window Frames
It has a high thermal conductivity, so it can allow heat to escape from the house quickly.
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U-Value Glass
U-values indicate how much air a window can block out. Low-U-values allow more air to pass through and High-U-values allows less air to pass through.
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Glazing Glass
There are a few different types of glazing that can be used in energy efficient windows to achieve different energy efficiencies.
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Gas Filled Glass
They work best in moderate climates, where heat from the sun doesn’t cause the window to fog up.
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Fibreglass Window Material
Fibreglass is a strong and lightweight material that is resistant to weathering and decay.
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Vinyl Window Material
Vinyl is a relatively new material for windows, but it’s quickly becoming the go-to choice for energy efficient windows.
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