The transfer of heat and or light energy through the atmosphere.
Horizontal member of the frame or sash of a window or door.
Window glass coated to reflect visible light and solar radiation striking the surface of the glass.
A measurement of the amount of water vapour in air at a certain temperature relative to fully saturated air at the same temperature. Expressed as a percentage.
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Any window custom made to replace an older window.
A method of installing a replacement window inside the frame of a wood window.
Opening in a wall into which a window or door is installed. In wood frame construction this opening is often called the RSO (rough stud opening).
One of several terms used for a variety of window units with one or more curved frame members, often used over another window or door opening.
A strengthened or reinforced glass that is less subject to breakage or splintering and less likely to cause injury if broken.