Wonderful Windows: A Window Buying and Maintenance Blog

Posted on: 30 August 2016
Instead of replacing your windows with the conventional design that open outward or inward, consider installing aluminium sliding windows. These windows are characterised by two panes of glass: one that is fixed and one that slides to open and close the windows. The movable pane slides on a track that has been installed within aluminium framing. There are a number of ways that aluminium sliding windows can be beneficial to your home.
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Posted on: 18 July 2016
Awnings can be a great way to create shade over a patio or deck, but if you live in a  windy area, the awning may get damaged from the wind. Wondering how to minimise the potential of damage and its effects? Take a look at these ideas: 1. Don't use temporary canopies. In most cases, temporary canopies are less expensive than permanent awnings, but they are not interchangeable. While temporary canopies work great for a day at the beach, they are not designed to withstand constant wind, and the wind may get underneath them, pick them up, blow them away or damage the telescoping poles.
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Posted on: 16 June 2016
When you are in need of replacing your windows, it is a great time to consider different types of materials. This is the opportunity to decide if you will keep the same windows you have or choose a new material altogether. If you are thinking about switching to aluminum, here are some things to consider. Aluminum is Good For Storms and Perils If you live somewhere that frequently gets snowstorms, heavy winds, or frequent rainstorms, then aluminum is a great window option for you.
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Posted on: 15 June 2016
Curtains, drapes and blinds are normally used in business premises and homes to minimize sunlight penetration and glare as well as increase a sense of privacy. However, they have several limitations. Blinds, for example, reduce visible sunlight and glare; however, they don't prevent the entry of solar heat inside the living space. Moreover, they neither block ultraviolet rays nor reduce fading. You might also notice that drapes and curtains lose their color over time.
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