Wood Clad
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Whole Window Properties - Wood Clad
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Glazing |
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U-Factor |
.84 |
.84 |
.49 |
.49 |
.49 |
SHGC |
.64 |
.54 |
.56 |
.47 |
.39 |
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VT |
.65 |
.49 |
.59 |
.44 |
.50 |
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Glazing |
Double-glazed with Moderate-Solar-Gain Low-E, Argon/Krypton Gas |
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U-Factor |
.37 |
.35 |
.34 |
.29 |
.28 |
SHGC |
.53 |
.44 |
.30 |
.38 |
.25 |
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VT |
.54 |
.56 |
.51 |
.47 |
.40 |
Note: The data presented here is an average of similar (but not identical) products from several manufacturers. Specific products will have performance properties slightly higher or lower. Users are encouraged to check with specific manufacturers for exact performance properties. |
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Aluminum | Aluminum with Thermal Break | Wood | Wood Clad | Vinyl | Hybrid/Composite | Insulated Vinyl | Fiberglass
Glazing Types | Frame Types | Operating Types | Low-E Coatings | Gas Fills | Spacers | Emerging Technologies
A variation of the wood-framed window is to clad the exterior face of the frame with either vinyl or aluminum, creating a permanent weather-resistant surface. Clad frames thus have lower maintenance requirements, while retaining the attractive wood finish on the interior. While vinyl and enameled metal claddings offer much longer protection to wood frames, they are generally available in a limited number of colors.




