Windows are perhaps the most important thermal insulation elements in your house. Carefully chosen, they can increase the comfort of your home, through effective thermal and sound insulation, increased strength and safety.

The essential aspect, which you must pay attention to when equipping your house with thermal insulation windows, is the glass they are made from. Thermal insulation windows are equipped with super low emissivity glass, which helps to reduce heat loss in winter, thus generating increased comfort and energy savings. Optionally, you can also choose types of glass with characteristics that help to reduce overheating in summer and increase thermal insulation in winter. Thus, your thermal comfort is better regardless the season, and the bills are lower.

The thickness of the glass package that is part of your windows is also important, influencing their thermal insulation coefficient and the degree of energy efficiency of the house. For example, windows with a 44 cm thick triple-glazed window will help you save up to 87% more energy than a single-glazed window.

Specialists with Blue Ox Exteriors of Denver recommend that the installation of a window with high thermal insulation characteristics be done on highly insulating frames, because this way you will get the most benefits in terms of energy efficiency.