It’s natural for people to get excited over anything new—windows and doors included. However, one of the biggest mistakes a homeowner can make is to replace a component of their home with the exact same thing. After all, when you’re already replacing, you might as well upgrade! ... Read More
Out-Of-The-Box Ideas for Kitchen Sink Windows
Kitchen sink windows are one of those things that you might not think of very often, but you’d immediately feel their absence when window replacement occurs without it. Windows generally draw the eye—perhaps because they’re analogous to the human eye—but kitchen sink windows doubly so, because kitchen sinks contribute a third of ... Read More
4 Window Styles to Improve Ventilation
Ventilation allows your home to breathe. Without it—whether natural or artificial—your home interior will become hot and humid. Furnishings will deteriorate far faster and you will feel uncomfortable, especially during summer. Most people install air conditioners, dehumidifiers or fans to combat the heat and humidity. ... Read More
How to Use Windows When Designing an Interior
The human eye is naturally drawn to windows, partially because they’re analogous. Windows are a house’s eyes, after all. But like human eyes, not all eyes fit the person. It often needs a bit of “dressing up,” so to speak, in the form of eyeglasses, makeup, contact lenses and other accessories. ... Read More
Common Signs of Window Seal Failure
Windows nowadays are usually made with sealed glazing. Hence, they are commonly called insulated glass units or IGUs, insulated windows or thermopanes. Although these window seals are high-quality, they can still fail due to a number of reasons over time. When this happens, you might notice that your windows have reduced clarity and ... Read More