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Bigboomer · 08-14-2014, 09:29 AM

The other problem with these "insulated" windows is that they are not thermally broken. The transfer of cold/ heat into the interior via the aluminum frame is still there. They will still sweat like a single pain in extreme cold.

The past two winters we apply the shrink plastic to the window frames on the interior and it has worked great. Cuts the drafts and cold air infiltration.

We do love the frameless exterior look of the new windows, though.

08-14-2014, 09:29 AM	#11
Bigboomer Montana Master Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Livingston Posts: 1,150 M.O.C. #12333	The other problem with these "insulated" windows is that they are not thermally broken. The transfer of cold/ heat into the interior via the aluminum frame is still there. They will still sweat like a single pain in extreme cold. The past two winters we apply the shrink plastic to the window frames on the interior and it has worked great. Cuts the drafts and cold air infiltration. We do love the frameless exterior look of the new windows, though. __________________ Les and Sue Young, 2009 Int 4400 LP, 2020 DRV Mobile Suites [/url] https://ramblingrvrat.blogspot.com/2019/11/freedom-from-grid-rambling-rv-rats.html[/url]