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| The primary feature in Bow Windows is that four or more windows are joined and installed on a radius from wall to wall,
forming a curved or "bow" effect. Bow Windows are typically used in a large window opening to maximize the daylight. Bow
Windows can ... |
| The primary feature in Bay Windows is that three or more windows are joined together, usually at 30 degree
or 45 degree angles. The center section of a Bay Window is typically stationary, with either Casement Windows or Double Hung
Windows ... |
| The Primary feature in Double Hung Windows is that both window sashes operate vertically, as compared to
Single Hung Windows, where the bottom sash is the only operational section. The appearance of the Double... |
| The primary
feature in Double Sliding Windows is that it has two sashes, framed side by side and functions with both sashes sliding
horizontally. Double Sliding Windows are versatile and create a viable alternative for space restrictions, where... |
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primary feature in Casement Windows is that they are hinged on the sides of the frame and open from the side, usually to the
exterior. Casement Windows that swing outwardly are typically the most energy efficient of window styles since the... |
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 Have you ever wondered what life would be like with new
windows installed on your home providing energy savings, ease of cleaning and a beautiful new look that would complement your
home? Installing windows is a long-term investment that will provide a strong return from resale value to savings on your
energy bills.
Zablocki Construction is here to assist you with any questions you may have. Feel free at any
time to request a Free Quote.
Energy efficient home windows or window replacements of aluminum or other
materials can have a big impact on appearance and maintenance costs. Home improvement is the best way to maximize the value
of your home. Knowing when and how to install and the proper installing techniques are all subjects that we can provide
information on. Whether it is a style you need or a window part, we can assist you.
When remodeling your home,
inspecting your frames and the type of glass outfitted on your old windows is a great place to start. Knowing the major
brands such as Andersen, or Pella will help you compare quality with price. Understanding the differences between vinyl and
aluminum is critical to making the choice that is right for you. We stand ready right now to assist you with your window
needs. We are here to provide you with a great start as you begin your search for the best product to meet your needs and
budget, whether it's stock or custom replacement windows. Gaining product information will help you know the terminology and
what to look for in vinyl, wood and composite technology.
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 Window
Condensation
Condensation is the deposit of water vapor from the air that gather on a cold surface whose temperature
is below the dew point, like a cold window frame or cold glass that is exposed to the interior humidity. Condensation is a
result of humidity from indoor air and outside air. Windows are not to be blamed for condensation problems; it is the
moisture of the indoor air that is the true cause of window condensation. Keeping the humidity in your home lower, will make
it less likely that condensation will occur, however the efficiency of your windows will also affect the levels at which
condensation appears.
The main factor in energy efficient windows reducing condensation is that windows with
low "U-Factors" will result in the inside glass temperature being similar to the room temperature, thus lowering condensation
problems. The same is true for windows with non-metal frames and warm edge technologies. If you are experiencing too much
condensation on your windows, then the humidity inside your house is too high. You can take steps to reduce the humidity in
your home until the condensation virtually disappears.
Some of the more common steps to reduce condensation
include:
• Venting Clothes Dryers and Gas Burners to the outside.
• Using Kitchen and Bathroom
Exhaust Fans regularly.
• Checking all ventilation equipment for proper functionality.
• Airing out
the Kitchen, Bathroom and Laundry Room after use.
• Properly ventilating Attic and Crawl Spaces.
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Inspecting Humidifiers for proper temperature settings.
Occasional condensation is commonplace, especially
during changing seasons of humid summers to cooler falls. However, if chronic condensation occurs on a window, it can lead to
more severe problems such as peeling paints, rotting wood or rusted metal. With vinyl replacement windows, many of those
issues are resolved. Also, double glazed windows are more efficient than single glazed for reducing condensation.
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