The world of fenestration can sometimes seem complicated. That is why the team of experts at FENBEC wish to help you by offering relevant advice and information. Visit this section regularly to find out more!
Replacing the doors and the windows of a house happens approximately every 20 years, so it is essential to take the time to learn about them and choose a product that meets our needs.
It is common to observe condensation on window panes, especially in winter. In most cases, the quality of the windows is the first thing that is believed to be the cause of this phenomenon. However, this problem is often created by an undesirable accumulation of moisture in the house.
In fenestration, we often hear the term "Low E Argon". Of course, it is obvious that this feature of the thermo makes a difference, but do you really understand the effect of it on your home environment? Here are some explanations.
"Low E Argon" is a combination of "Low E" and Argon. The "Low E" is a fine low emissivity metal oxide layer deposited on the glass, while Argon is an inert gas produced naturally by the environment that is introduced between the two panes of the window to replace the air. It is non-reactive and is known for being a good insulator.