From windows, to skylights, patio doors and entry doors there are several ways for natural light to enter your home. Regularly clean all exterior glass surfaces to ensure the maximum amount of light possible, not to mention the beautiful view outside. Keep window treatments tied back or vented during daytime hours so as to not prevent light from coming in. Plan your furniture placement with natural light in mind. Don’t block possible openings that allow natural light to come in.
Consider installing clerestory windows or sidelights. Clerestory windows are relatively smaller and can be installed in gables or unused parts on the wall. Clerestory windows offer several advantages for interior living spaces. 1. Natural light: Clerestory windows help illuminate interior spaces by drawing in light from the upper levels of a home. 2. Privacy: Homeowners in urban areas gain privacy from clerestory windows without sacrificing natural light. Certain areas of the house like entry halls are typically darker, so if you’re considering getting new entry doors sidelights are a great option.
South-facing windows generally have a bad reputation because the light coming from that direction is too harsh. But it is an abundant light source, nevertheless. Choose replacement windows that feature glass with low-emissivity coatings. These coatings make it possible to have windows that have low visible transmittance (VT) ratings that can tame harsh lighting.
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We use aluminum to provide a virtually maintenance-free exterior that resists the elements. Its high-definition details and versatility gives us the ability to provide any color you can imagine in practically any shape.
Comprised of a combination of heavy wall, unplasticized vinyl and a steel backbone, our composite hybrid exudes both quality and stability.
Our composite windows won’t split, warp, swell or rot so the window stays straight, true and easy to use for generations of enjoyment. The window system is also termite proof in its natural state so no harsh chemicals are required to become termite resistance. The steel structure in the backbone of the window is also fireproof for great peace of mind of reduced fire spread. And, by using steel as our backbone, we help lower carbon emissions and promote clean air as steel is 100% recyclable and greatly reduces landfill waste