by Don Ames, www.detectenergy.com
Heat flows out of your home in two ways, transmission and air leakage. Transmission and air leakage occur through all surfaces of the home - walls, floor, roof, windows and doors.
The amount of heat transfer depends on two factors: thermal resistance and surface area. Thermal resistance has to do with the quality and quantity of the material in the walls, floor, roof, windows, and…
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If a double pane window is better than a single pane window, should I use triple pane windows?
By Don Ames, www.detectenergy.com
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If a double pane window is better than a single pane window, should I use triple pane windows?
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