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 Aluminum Window Materials
Aluminum windows are rarely used for residential purposes anymore but are common in commercial applications. The reason for that is builders are willing to give up heat loss/ gain ramifications for the strength that is needed for large openings. Aluminum windows are obviously made of metal, which is a good conductor of differences in temperature. Thus if it is extremely cold outside that cold, (or actually absence of heat) will be transferred through the aluminum into the residence. Conversely, if it is very hot outside that heat will also be transferred into the building.

You do not want to confuse aluminum windows with windows actually made of aluminum. There are essentially four types of materials windows are constructed from; Aluminum, Vinyl, Wood, and Composite (such as fiberglass). Wood is a popular material but it is subject to the outside elements, and will need periodic painting and maintenance. To combat this, window manufacturers cover the exterior of the window with aluminum. This protects the exterior, and provides a wood finish for the interior which is quite popular.

In the US today, there are thousands of aluminum windows being replaced every day, with more energy efficient vinyl products.

Aluminum windows have many of the qualities associated with steel windows, except you don't have to paint them, and they wont rust. Instead, aluminum windows are available with a number of anodized or baked-on finishes. The problem with aluminum windows, however, is that they aren't very energy-efficient. Aluminum is a good thermal conductor, so in cold weather heat drains out through the sash and frame, as moisture condenses on interior surfaces. Better quality aluminum windows are equipped with thermal breaks that separate the interior and exterior surfaces of the window.

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Vinyl windows are inexpensive, durable, and relatively energy efficient. They often look chunkier than wood or metal windows because vinyl isn't strong enough to be made into ultra-thin parts. The other problem is that the texture is unmistakably plastic. On the other hand, except for washing the glass, vinyl windows are...more

Double hung windows have a much more traditional design than casement windows. Double hung windows are common in older homes along the eastern coast of the United States. They're a great choice if you want to enhance the look of the interior of your. home with wood accents...more

Vinyl Windows Benefits
There are many benefits to installing vinyl windows in your home. Here we have listed some of the best qualities of vinyl replacement windows.

* Vinyl windows are an exceptionally energy-efficient window
* Vinyl is extremely durable
* Although they cannot be painted, vinyl windows are available in a variety of colors
* Resists corrosion
* Vinyl windows are maintenance free
* Available in a number of original designs
* Vinyl replacement windows are available in a wide range of styles and shapes
* Offered in a wide range of prices
* Easy installation
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