Dual Pane
Triple Pane
Simulations performed by Enermodal Engineering Ltd. using window 5.2 and Therm 5.2 as per NFRC100-2001. Outside temperature -17.8°C, inside temperature 21.1°C. Double-glazed Low-E glass with argon fill. Temperature results shown are average temperatures. [Test Reports EIG10009w, Oct. 15, 2010 – doubles and EIG11001w, Dec. 9, 2010 – triples.] Keff is per NFRC 101-2010.
Save on Energy Cost
Choosing the right windows for your home is essential for energy efficiency and comfort. ENERGY STAR®-certified windows are designed to meet strict energy performance standards, helping homeowners save on energy costs while
reducing their environmental footprint. Both dual and triple-pane windows can contribute to achieving these certifications, depending on your climate and insulation needs.
Durabuilt’s triple pane windows deliver superior air-tightness and protection, preventing winter heat loss and summer heat gain. The dual seal combination keeps the entire glass surface warmer/cooler, especially on the inside, which helps retain energy. As a result, triple pane windows can insulate up to 60%* better than their dual pane counterparts.
*Study based on a double and triple pane window comparison under controlled circumstances featuring Super Spacer and Low E Glass with argon.
Additionally, windows that meet ENERGY STAR certification standards ensure optimal energy efficiency for your home. Triple-pane windows, with their superior insulation and air-tightness,often exceed the requirements for ENERGY STAR certification, making them an excellent choice for homeowners looking to maximize energy savings and comfort.
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