What Exactly is an Impact Resistant Window?
Impact resistant windows are constructed by bonding a tough interlayer between two pieces of glass.
Impact resistant windows are constructed by bonding a tough interlayer between two pieces of glass.
Due to their airtight seal and considerably thicker construction, our hurricane impact windows help reduce outside noise, adding much more peace and quiet to your home.
Our impact-resistant windows with Low-E glass can block 95% - 99% of UVA and UVB radiation without significantly reducing the amount of natural light that enters your home.
Yes! Our hurricane impact windows are custom fit to provide a perfect seal, which prevents both hot from entering your home and cold air from escaping, thereby reducing your energy costs.
The main concept behind our impact windows is shatter-resistant glass that is both properly fitted and secured. The same thing that makes them hurricane resistant also makes them an excellent deterrent for burglars.
It all depends on the condition of your current window sills and how your existing windows were originally installed.
Wind load refers to the pressure exerted by wind on various structures such as windows and doors.
Apart from the ability to withstand hurricanes, impact-resistant windows have many other benefits including security and energy efficiency.
Impact-resistant windows are much less expensive than their traditional glass counterparts.
The SHGC refers to the amount of heat finding its way into your house. Lower numbers mean less heat permeating your indoor spaces; while a higher number is a clear indication that your interior spaces get warmer easily.
Egress is a way of escape out of a building when an emergency strikes. When designing and installing windows, we also keep in mind the possibility of an emergency that would require you to escape the house through them.
Choosing a good window contractor may be complex, but there are several key factors to look for starting any impact resistant window installation.