Storm windows
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joecaption
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Why would you want to do that? All you should need is the double paned window.
I can see condinsation being more of a problum then the heat.
I can see condinsation being more of a problum then the heat.
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Because a pane of glass for a storm window is cheaper and easier to replace than a double pane window. We can get some pretty sizeable hail and occasional windblown debris that has cracked our storm windows before.
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There's two differant companys that make what's called hurricane windows.
There a super tough vinyl film window that when installed look just like reguler double or triple hung windows.
One name is Custom and I forget the other name. I tryed to look them up for you but could not find any info.
There great if you live near a golf cource, the balls just bounce off with no damage.
There a super tough vinyl film window that when installed look just like reguler double or triple hung windows.
One name is Custom and I forget the other name. I tryed to look them up for you but could not find any info.
There great if you live near a golf cource, the balls just bounce off with no damage.
