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All About Window Testing
Faulty, leaking, windows can be frustrating, both financially and lack energy efficiency. Windows that let drafts in, cause cold spots, collect condensation, dampness, and mould, usually don’t offer enough defense against noise pollution. Due to these problematic results, windows have to go through a thorough testing process to make sure they have been designed correctly and offer sufficient protection and energy efficency to the resident.
“Thermally Broken” Windows Explained
The term ‘thermally broken’ is used in the window and door manufacturing industry to describe a window’s construction. It means that you manufacture the aluminum frame to have an interior and exterior side joined by barrier. The barrier helps inhibit conductive thermal energy loss.
Join Fenestration Canada for a Sherwin-Williams Presentation at Westeck!
Westeck Windows and Doors hosts the Fenestration Canada’s Pacific Chapter Event with Sherwin-Williams on April 11th, 2024
BC Building Codes Update – March 8th, 2024
The BC Codes 2024 will come into effect on March 8, 2024, and will apply to building permits applied for on or after that date. Buildings with permits in place under the BC Codes 2018 will generally not be affected by the new BC Codes.
Deep Retrofits Of Buildings Save More Than Just Money
While deep retrofits are best known in Canada for reducing energy costs through increased energy efficiency, the new report provides a more comprehensive overview of all the benefits.