How to save money when buying glass & mirrors – expert tips!
By learning the technical jargon of the glass business you can get preferential pricing from your local glass shop
By learning the technical jargon of the glass business you can get preferential pricing from your local glass shop
Written by John Wakefield – Owner of Artistry in Glass Argon-filled double-pane windows (combined with Low-E glass) have become the most popular and cost-effective way to improve the energy efficiency
Low-E glass improves the energy-efficiency of windows by enhancing insulation. During the winter, it reflects heat back into the interior, thereby reducing the demand for heating systems. Likewise, in the summer, it deflect heat away from the building, decreasing the need for air conditioning. This results in substantial long-term energy savings, making Low-E glass a widely adopted choice for both homeowners and businesses.
Windows will eventually pay for themselves in energy savings. But the length of time required for the windows to amortize is so long that the savings are essentially neutralized.
Energy Star label shows certified performance values for U-factor, Solar Heat Gain, Visible Light Transmittance, Air Leakage, and Condensation Resistance.
Since the financial crisis of 2008-2009, the value of many Swarovski crystal figurines, as well as other popular collectibles has gradually declined, leaving collectors and investors curious about the reasons.