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== French Windows == | == French Windows == | ||
− | French windows come as pairs of casement windows which open in the middle. They are placed in an exterior wall and are an appropriate [[Replacement | + | French windows come as pairs of casement windows which open in the middle. They are placed in an exterior wall and are an appropriate [[Replacement Window|replacement window]] option for both contemporary or traditional home designs. Both sides of a French window open fully, leaving a clear and unobstructed view. |
== Operation == | == Operation == | ||
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Quality glazing presents a low heat/cold transference, slowing the rate at which heat and cold passes through the window's glass. French windows with superior glazing allow a home to preserve a comfortable temperature while minimalizing energy costs. Homeowners have several glazing insulating options for replacement French windows. | Quality glazing presents a low heat/cold transference, slowing the rate at which heat and cold passes through the window's glass. French windows with superior glazing allow a home to preserve a comfortable temperature while minimalizing energy costs. Homeowners have several glazing insulating options for replacement French windows. | ||
− | ==== Multi-Pane Glazing ==== | + | ==== Multi-Pane Glazing ===== |
− | Double and triple-pane glazing offer a way to minimize heat loss while maximizing solar gain. The substantial glass surface of a replacement French window makes multi-pane glazing a good energy-saving addition which can present a French replacement window that will serve well in all climates. | + | Double and triple-pane glazing offer a way to minimize heat loss while maximizing solar gain. The substantial glass surface of a replacement French window makes multi-pane glazing a good energy-saving addition which can present a French replacement window that will serve well in all climates. |
==== Insulating Gas ==== | ==== Insulating Gas ==== | ||
− | Some window manufacturers pump insulating gas, specifically | + | Some window manufacturers pump insulating gas, specifically argon or krypton gas, into the gaps between the panes of a multi-pane window. The panes are safely sealed into the window's sashes to prevent gas leakage. The gas further insulates a multi-pane window. |
==== Low E Coating ==== | ==== Low E Coating ==== | ||
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=== Grilles === | === Grilles === | ||
Grilles are available for replacement French windows in different shades, patterns, sizes and styles. Window grilles for French windows include grids, rectangles, mixtures of shapes and other options. Grilles can be factory-installed between the panes of a multi-pane French window or ordered as clip-on accessories. | Grilles are available for replacement French windows in different shades, patterns, sizes and styles. Window grilles for French windows include grids, rectangles, mixtures of shapes and other options. Grilles can be factory-installed between the panes of a multi-pane French window or ordered as clip-on accessories. | ||
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[[Category:Replacement Windows]] | [[Category:Replacement Windows]] |