

Western Window Systems delivers comprehensive sustainability through energy-efficient Low-E, argon-filled dual-pane glass and thermally broken frames that minimize heat transfer and thermal bridging. The company employs sustainable manufacturing, repurposes recycled materials, and uses low-emission glass. Western's products enable homes to achieve National Green Building Standard Emerald, ENERGY STAR, Indoor airPLUS, DOE's Zero Energy Ready Home, and net-zero certifications. Advanced weatherstripping minimizes air leakage for optimal energy conservation.
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Why Western?
Low-E Argon-Filled Dual-Pane Glass
Low-E, argon-filled dual-pane glass, a popular choice for energy-conscious homeowners seeking both performance and sustainability. Benefits include:
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Improved energy efficiency: Reduces heating and cooling costs by maintaining a stable indoor temperature and minimizing heat loss or gain.
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Enhanced comfort: Limits drafts and cold spots near windows, creating a more consistent and comfortable living environment.
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Noise reduction: The dual panes and argon gas help block outside noise for a quieter home.
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UV protection: The Low-E coating protects furnishings, flooring, and artwork from fading due to ultraviolet light exposure.
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Reduced condensation and frost: Argon gas and Low-E coatings help prevent moisture buildup, reducing the risk of condensation and frost on the glass.
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