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4 years4 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Condensation in double glazed windows when sun hits windows

Is the condensation inside the double glazed units? If so, there has been a break in the seal of the glass unit and your window supplier should replace this free…

4 years4 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Double glazing worth the $$ in Perth?

Yes. You are clearly thorough and have an innate sense of justice - are you annoyed at the comment or feel the comment was unfair to you or unfair in…

4 years4 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Double glazing worth the $$ in Perth?

From an email of a customer who shared his experience, just outside of Sydney, from 4 years ago, who had 3 of our bushfire rated (a bit more expensive than…

4 years4 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Windows - is it worth upgrading with project builder

Yes, wide and substantial window frames can make an even cheaply built home look like it has been well built, whereas thin and flimsy window frames can cheapen even a…

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4 years4 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Upper floor ceiling height, windows, eves and ceiling fans

Based in Sydney - sorry - probably prohibitively expensive to freight windows over. You are better off ringing a few local suppliers, if you talk to a couple and the…

4 years4 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Upper floor ceiling height, windows, eves and ceiling fans

If you are finding it hard to reach the window opening mechanism, consider switching to an awning window style, where the mechanism is on the bottom. You also may be…

4 years4 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Changing Balcony Opening Door in Pre-1974 Strata Building

Typically, the lot owner will be expected to draft and have approved a new by law which releases the body corporate of any responsibility in servicing any future door the…

5 years5 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Double glazed windows

You can have them low-e AND tinted, these are not mutually exclusive! In addition, you have two pieces of glass with an air gap, and these can be the same…

7 years7 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Dutch Doors

We can produce double glazed, high performance fully glazed Dutch doors in a upvc frame. You could opt to have obscure/privacy/frosted glass on one side.

7 years7 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Alternatives to double stacker doors

We can produce up to 7.5m stacker door, here in Sydney. All our products are upvc framed and double or triple glazed. We do not offer single glazing anymore.
Our…

8 years8 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Double glazing as an upgrade

Our triple glazed windows with low-e glass and argon gas can achieve u value of just 0.8, which, while still inferior to your walls, would offer you the kind of…

8 years8 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Assistance with acoustic (and pref. double glazed) windows

I trust that you will find in terms of performance vs cost that upvc will offer you the best value for money. Yes there are other colours available now including…

8 years8 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Assistance with acoustic (and pref. double glazed) windows

The primary determinant of performance in an acoustic window is glass thickness, followed by air gap and then acoustic seals. The air gaps you have been offered are precious little.…

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8 years8 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Stressing about heavy DG windows, who?

You can install large windows with a machine or a crane. These can be hired. Or you can get a large number of strong men to manouvre them on site.…

8 years8 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Hush laminated glass vs ordinary safety glass

Where are you getting the 6dB from? This is incorrect. You can download an info sheet on this glass from the internet. Ordinary 6.38mm laminated across frequencies 100Hz to 4000Hz…

9 years9 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Best type of sound proof windows for my bedroom?

Hello Sam,
Laminated glass is when 2 pieces of glass are held together by a PVB layer or the laminate. The .38 or .76 refers to the thickness of the laminate.…

9 years9 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Best type of sound proof windows for my bedroom?

We really feel for you because its really hard to stay sane when exposed to construction noise you are experiencing, so we offer the following advice with respect to acoustic…

10 years10 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Window Product comparison / opinion.

For the combination of fixed/ tilt & turn/ fixed the window with 10.5 & 6.38 combination would cost $2333 +GST but for the tilt & turn/ fixed/ tilt & turn…

10 years10 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Window Product comparison / opinion.

My suggested glass combination for you, if you are looking at upvc windows is 10.38/ 20air/6.38 in our tilt & turn window, this combination achieves 42Rw. Budget permitting, 10.5/20air/6.38 will…

10 years10 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Cost of triple glazed window

Hi Ed,
Not a lot of time now, but quickly, I thought this was the study you were originally referred to when you mentioned a study done at Berkley, the study…

10 years10 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Cost of triple glazed window

The Hart et al study refered to earlier (Berkley) is also based on empirical data...The paper is located here:
http://eetd.lbl.gov/sites/all/files/pub ... /5800e.pdf
Its great that you are very…

10 years10 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Cost of triple glazed window

Hi again Ed,
Is this Hart et al study, then their conculsion is: "Field measurements clearly show a correlation between gap width deflection and temperature,
but it is difficult to draw any…

10 years10 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Cost of triple glazed window

Hi Ed,
Yes, agree that the primary determinant of acoustic performance is glass thickness, but disagree about air gap. when it comes to thermal insulation we do offer 12, but we…

10 years10 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Window screen mesh with tilt and turn windows?

Fixed flyscreen fitted outside, using clips or a channel. No problem - what is the problem you are thinking of? Tilt & turns are our best selling windows - everyone…

10 years10 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Cost of triple glazed window

Hello All,
With Kommerling pvc windows we offer, we can easily make triple glazed windows. The triple glazed system is compliant with 44Rw and there are acoustic test reports certiying this…

11 years11 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Low E glass - are you using it, pros and cons

Sure, Viridian, that's all good and fair, but if a customer had a solar gain issue, ideally they would utilise an outside form of shading eg roof/awning/trees/neighbouring property etc; for…

11 years11 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Efficacy of secondary Double Glazing to existing windows?

Install another secondary window, possibly with 6.38 glass, to create a massive 100mm air gap between your primary and secondary window. It all depends on how much you want to…

11 years11 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Low E glass - are you using it, pros and cons

Low - e glass. Pfft. Sure it works, but we now regularly supply triple glazed windows, and our customers have been very impressed; the difference between single low-e glazing and…

11 years11 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Aircraft noise + custom windows

Generally, the thicker the glass, the better the performance. At the same time, thicker glass is more expensive. Also the bigger the air gap the better, and the windows should…

12 years12 yearsWindowfactoryWindowfactory posted:
Double glazing - old timber frame house

Hello Scott,
The primary determinant of acoustic performance in windows is glass thickness. The thicker the glass, the better the acoustic insulation. At the same time, thicker glass is more expensive.…

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