• Up to a 15% Reduction in your Energy Bills: ReplaceSmart ENERGY STAR qualified windows and doors can reduce your energy bills up to 15% while helping protect the environment. And ReplaceSmart windows can exceed ENERGY STAR Qualifications by more than 25% leading to even greater energy savings.

• Warmer in the Winter and Cooler in the Summer:
  • More of the sun’s heat is blocked in the summer.
  • More of your furnace’s heat stays in your home in the winter.
  • Less drafts from air infiltration.

• Strength: Most of ReplaceSmart’s windows can withstand wind speeds of over 100 miles per hour.

• Ease of Cleaning: For ease of cleaning both pieces of operable glass can come out of our Sliding windows so you can clean the outside of your windows from inside your home. Optional Advanced Easy Clean Glass is a remarkable advancement in glass design that eliminates frequent exterior window cleaning. Windows and doors with special Easy Clean Glass require less effort than windows with ordinary glass.

• Increased Home Value: Based on Remodeling Magazines 2011-2012 National Cost vs Value Report after installing vinyl windows your home’s value should increase so much as to recoup 68% of the cost of your new windows and installation.

• You’ll Love the Way they Look: Stand out with a stylish new look or recreate the authentic look on an old window. Whatever your reason, ReplaceSmart customers love the way their new windows look.

• Operational Ease: No more hard to operate windows. ReplaceSmart’s windows are designed to be easy to operate.

• A Lifetime of Windows that Work: Life comes with few guarantees. Fortunately, ReplaceSmart Windows offer you a permanent solution. Our custom vinyl windows offer more than construction quality, unmatched energy-efficiency and low maintenance. They also offer a Limited Lifetime Warranty. We believe so strongly in the durability of our windows that we back each window and door with our hassle-free Limited Lifetime Warranty. Lifetime means your windows and doors are protected under the warranty for as long as you live in your home. And your warranty is transferable to the next homeowner, helping you protect your investment by increasing your home’s resale value.

High Performance Glass

• Dual Pane Insulated Glass
• Low-E
• Argon Gas
• Warm Edge Spacer
• Optional Advanced Easy Clean Glass

High Performance2+ Glass

• Dual Pane Insulated Glass
• Double Low-E (one on interior surface)
• Argon Gas
• Warm Edge Spacer
• Optional Advanced Easy Clean Glass

High Performance2Max Glass

• Triple Pane Insulated Glass
• Double Low-E
• Argon Gas
• Warm Edge Spacer
• Optional Advanced Easy Clean Glass

Dual Pane Insulated Glass:
Dual pane insulated glass consists of two panes of glass that are sealed together resulting in one dead air space in between the glass – the dead air space is an insulator. Our overall insulated glass measures 7/8” thick. A dead air space between the glass of at least 3/4” is optimal for allowing air to act as an insulator. Any dead air space over 3/4” does not provide more insulation. Having dual pane glass greatly reduces heat and sound transfer.

Triple Pane Insulated Glass:
Triple pane insulated glass consists of three panes of glass that are sealed together resulting in two dead air spaces in between the glass. Triple pane glass reduces the heat and sound transfer more than dual pane insulated glass.

Low-E:
Low-E stands for low emissivity. It is a very thin metallic coating that allows the sun’s light to pass through the insulating glass, but, at the same time reflects radiant heat back toward its source. It helps keep your home warmer in the winter by trapping radiant heat in your home. And it helps keep your home cooler in the summer by blocking radiant heat from entering your home. The low-e glass provided in your windows results in minimal visible darkening which has been a common problem with some low-e glass. Also it minimizes interior glare, reducing eyestrain and making it easier to watch television or look at a computer screen when bright sunlight fills a room.

Argon Gas:
Argon is a nontoxic, nonreactive, clear, and odorless gas . It is put in the air space(s) of your dual and triple pane insulated glass. Argon gas is less heavy and slower-moving than air and thus minimizes convection currents within the dead air space. Conduction through the gas is reduced, and the overall transfer of heat is reduced.

• Action: As you engage the cam lock it draws the sashes together and pushes them into the frame for maximum security and energy efficiency.

• Concealed: Nested into the sash frame rather than sitting on top of the frame.  The cam lock gives you maximum glass viewing area and is more aesthetically pleasing from the exterior of your home.

• Security: Many break-ins occur through windows that are left unlocked.  And the ‘bad guys’ sometimes case your home simply looking for unlocked windows.  With this nested low profile cam lock you won’t be advertising that you inadvertently left your window unlocked.

• Two cam locks are standard on windows over 25" wide for added security

• Ventilation: This allows the homeowner ventilation and some security at the same time as the ventilation latches keep the sash from easily sliding to a full open position. Pictured on a Premium Series sliding window.  Ventilation latches are standard on all Contractor Series and Premium Series sliding windows. (Ventilation latches do not offer as much security as a locked window.)

• Child Safety Latch: Every day you whisper a promise to your child, “I’ll always love you and keep you safe.” But keeping your home and children safe takes more than promises. The optional child safety latch reduces the risk of a child falling out of your window.  An optional feature, it is put in place of the ventilation latch.  It is always in the engaged position therefore to open the window fully you must push in the child safety latch.

Minimums and Maximums                                                            
    Minimum Width = 21 5/8 inches    
    Maximum Width = 84 inches    
    Minimum Height  = 15 5/8 inches    
    Maximum Height = 66 inches    
    Maximum UI = 150 UI    
    Double Strength standard for Glass UI over 80
    Triple Glazing Maximum = 22 Sq. Ft. of glass area
                                                            
Unit Calculations        
    Glass Width = (UW / 2) - 3.437"                
    Glass Height = UH - 6.250"                
                                                        
    Egress Width = (UW/2) - 5.875"                
    Egress Height = UH - 5.652"                
                                                        
    Daylight Width = (UW/2) - 4.426"                
    Daylight Height = UH - 7.301"                
    (per sash)

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                      M. Evans
                     (This customer also purchased Up & Down Windows)