Low-E is a revolutionary new type of window glass. It contains special coatings capable of drastically reducing the amounts of ultraviolet and infrared light penetrating into your home. Yet not all Low-E glass excels at the same things. If you would like to learn more about the basic distinctions in Low-E glass, read on. This article will compare and contrast the two main types of Low-E Glass: pyrolytic and MSVD.
- Many people don't realize how important of a role the windows in their home play and just how much bigger of a role they could play. By having a clear understanding of the ways you can transform your windows into even more important figures in your house you can get more out of them. Here are three additions for your windows that can change the way you look at them and what they offer you:
- If you recently purchased honeycomb window shades to install over each of the panes of glass in your home, you will soon be enjoying the barrier of protection they provide against excessive sunlight and extreme temperatures. There are a few steps you can take to ensure your window shades remain in the best possible condition for a good many years. Here are some tips you can use to aid in keeping your honeycomb shades looking like new long after they have been in place.
- As spring approaches, so does the need to do some tidying up around your home. One of the most important things to check is your gutters. Over the winter, gutters can easily become filled with leaves and other debris. They can also make a nice winter home for some different living things that can surprise you. The following are some examples of living critters that you may find in your gutters during spring-cleaning:
- Windows are one of the main features of any sunroom. They often stretch from floor to ceiling, allowing that summertime sunshine to show through. But all windows are not created equal. If you are having a sunroom built or replacing the windows in your sunroom, you'll need to spend some time considering your various window options to ensure you make the right choice. Here's a look at the most common styles homeowners use in sunrooms.