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Energy Efficient Windows With Style

November 25, 2014
Don't rely on price alone. Examine the features of energy-saving windows before deciding what to install.
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Marvin All Ultrex Casement Windows

Marvin's All Ultrex casement windows are available in custom sizes of 1/64" increments. The windows are made with Ultrex, a fiberglass product that's eight times as strong as vinyl. The windows have folding handles and use a single-handle multi-point sequential locking system for security. All Ultrex casement windows come with the option of ultra energy efficient LoE3-366 glass, which delivers a U-value and solar heat gain coefficient equal to or less than 0.30, thus qualifying for the energy efficiency tax credit. For more information, visit marvin.com.

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Pella Architect Series Casement Windows

Pella Architect Series casement windows feature the Pella patented Integral Light Technology for the look of true divided light. The windows are available in wood exteriors as well as low-maintenance EnduraClad, an aluminum cladding that resists fading and chalking for years. Pella Architect Series windows are available with advanced low-E insulating glass with Argon. For more information, visit pella.com.

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Hy-Lite Energy Star Awning Windows

Hy-Lite's Energy Star awning window combines the decorative sparkle of privacy windows with the energy efficiency of low-E windows. By using tinted acrylic blocks, these windows limit solar heat gain and help protect interiors from harmful UV rays. For more information, visit hy-lite.com.

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Weather Shield Life Guard IG

These storm-resistant French Doors have extruded-aluminum exteriors and wood interiors, as well as thick door panels that provide the strength necessary to accommodate large, heavy pieces of glass. Laminated interlayers help the glass remain intact even if hit by windborne debris or sudden pressure equalization. For more information, visit weathershield.com.

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