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9. What Are You Looking For In A Window? Increased Energy Efficiency 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Virtually Maintenance Free 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Appearance Of Your Home 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Increased Security 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sound Reduction 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Easy Cleaning 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 UV Protection 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Increased Property Value 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Lifetime Warranty 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11. Conduction Conduction occurs when heat travels through solid objects. In a home, conduction is the most important factor in terms of energy loss.

12. Loose-fitting, leaky windows waste energy and money A 1/16” gap around a window = 1 brick 12 windows with 1/16” gaps = 12 bricks Air Infiltration Air infiltration occurs when the window frames and sash don’t fit tightly, leaving small gaps around the window. These gaps may be small, but they can cost you big money in energy bills.

16. Easy Cleaning With standard tilt-in features, cleaning your new replacement windows will be as easy as 1-2-3.

18. Appearance Replacing your windows can be one of the single biggest improvements you’ll ever make to your home. Before After

20. Sound Reduction Sounds are made up of acoustical energy transmitted at different frequencies. Unwanted Noise enter homes by way of glass thru windows and doors. *www.keepsafe.com

21. Who do I trust when my reputation is on the line?

25. E NERGY S TAR ® E NERGY S TAR ® is an independent government program labeling the energy efficiency of various products. Because the United States covers such a large area, E NERGY S TAR ® guidelines have been tailored to meet three specific regions. These regions are established for the window program.

26. Energy Star To be labeled as an E NERGY S TAR ® product, the U-factor and SHGC rating must be less than or equal to those established by E NERGY S TAR ® .

27. NFRC Rating U-Factor is the measurement of how much heat escapes through the product. The lower the U-factor, the better the product prevents heat from escaping. Solar Heat Gain Coefficient is a measurement of the sun-shielding properties of the product and its ability to absorb or reflect Solar heat. The lower the SHGC, the better the product is at protecting against heating caused by sunlight. Visible Trans is how Much light you can see coming through the window.

28. Five Keys to Window Decisions Sill System Sash System Balance System Warm Edge Technology Low-E Glass Package

29. Sill System 2. Blow leaves back up steps 1. Increased, Undue pressure on seals 1. Decrease pressure on seals 2. Channels water toward inside Full Welded, Stepped-Sloped Vs. Mechanical Flat or Pocket

32. Warm Edge Technology Reflections 5500 A. 1/2” Glass Penetration B. Aluminum C. Rectangle Shaped D. Spacer touching Glass E. Single Tower Glazing legs Competition A. 3/4” Glass Penetration B. Tin Plated Steel C. “U” Shaped D. 2 Built-in Thermal Barriers E. Dual Tower Glazing legs

33. Low-E 366 Glass Package Low-E HC Glass A. Low-E 366 works like a Mirror - reflects Heat instead of an image (notice Heat Lamp kit) B. Greatly Reduces Heating/Cooling Bills C. Greatly Reduces Fading 1. Clear Monolithic - 75% Amount of Heat to Pass through 2. Clear Insulated - 60% 3. Fiberglas Insulated - 10% 4. Low-E 366 Glass - 15% Low-E 366 Glass

35. Solarban 60 Low-E SC Glass MSVD Coating Structure: * Patented PPG Technology Glass Technology S I N C E 1 8 8 3 Barrier, Hardener Layers TiO 2 ZnSnO Ag ZnSnO Glass ZnSnO Ag Titanium-Oxide Protective Overcoat* Zinc-Tin-Oxide Anti-reflective, dielectric layer* Zinc-Tin-Oxide Anti-reflective, dielectric layer* Zinc-Tin-Oxide Anti-reflective, dielectric layer* Silver Low-E Conductive Layer Silver Low-E Conductive Layer

36. Energy Advantage ® Tin-Oxide Layer Silica Layer Tin-Oxide Layer Clear Float Glass Low-E HC Glass Coating Composition This coating is so thin that if it were magnified to 1” thick, the 1/8” glass it covers would be 1/5 mile thick – roughly the height of the Empire State Building.

37. PPG Intercept ® System Metal Spacer Desiccant in Polymeric Matrix Low-E Coating Edge Sealant

38. Edgetech Super Spacer ® Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Silicon Foam With Desiccant Back-up Sealant Vapor Barrier

39. Overall Window Performance +43% +39% +33% +33% +29% Low-EGlass Low-E 366 Glass 1.40 .49 .35 .33 .33 .30 .28 U-Value Clear Monolithic Clear, Air, Intercept Low-E HC , Argon Intercept Low-E HC , Argon Super Spacer Low-E SC , Argon Intercept Low-E SC , Argon Super Spacer Low-E SC ,366, Super Spacer R-Value

40. Southernorthern Low-E 366 offers better thermal performance to protect heated and cooled air inside the home to help lower energy costs.

43. Full Metal Spacer Less Metal Spacer Super Spacer ® Condensation With conventional metal spacer, condensation is a fact of life. Mid-performance spacer systems which still contain metal improve condensation resistance. Patented silicone foam design dramatically reduces condensation delivering the clearest picture in warmedge technology.

44. Sound Security Solar Safety Super Sensor Glass™ Package

45. Sound Standard Low-E 1 of the sound permitted by regular glass Super Sensor Glass™

46. Standard Low-E Glass Up to 59% UV Blockage Super Sensor Glass™ 99% UV Blockage Fading

47. Withstands a direct impact from a 3 1/4” steel ball with 200lbs. force Regular Low-E Glass Super Sensor Glass™ Safety

48. Security The laminated layer inside the Super Sensor Glass ™ unit resists impact, it provides added home security.

50. Window Features Contoured Frame and Sash

53. Window Features 3/4” Coil Spring Balance System Coved Exterior Air Lok™ Tilt Latch Secure Nest™ Cam Lock Sculpted Sash

55. Window Styles Bay Awning Slider Casement Double Hung Geometric

56. Grid Styles And Color Options

61. Why settle for less when you can have the best?