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R-Value equals resistance to heat flow. The higher the number the better. Well insulated walls have an R-Value of 13, why should settle to have your windows any less.
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Single Pane Glass:
Mainly used in storm windows. R-.8 |
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Double Pane Insulated Glass:
Ordinary windows.
R-1.8 |
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Double Insulated with Low E:
Reflects Heat from it's source. Blocks out 60% UV Rays. Increases R-Value.
R-2.5
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New Three Dimensional Low E :
Two coat Low E. Krypton Gas Warmer Glass Temp. Reflects Heat from it's source. Blocks out 80% UV Rays. Increased R-Value.
R-5 An Excellent $Value$ |
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Triple Two Coat Low E:
Glass Temp. Warmer. Reflects Heat from it's source Blocks out 80% UV-Rays. R-Value increases.
R-7 |
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Heat Mirror-88:
Superior insulating. Low reflectance / High light transmittance. Blocks 99.5% UV-Rays. Increased R-Value.
R-4.5 |
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Heat Mirror-88 with Low E:
Superior Insulting. Reflects Heat from it's source. High light transmittance. Blocks 99.5% UV-Rays. Increased R-Value.
R-8.3 |
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Super Quad:
R-Value equals an insulated wall. Blocks 99.5% UV rays. 400% better than Low-E windows.
R-12.5 |
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