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wow....so you need bronze 20, silver 20, or DR15 to qualify
 i know that's not all that qualify of course, but their aren't alot that do that are still safe for IG units.
(blade @ May 12 2009, 05:51 PM) [*]686118[/*] wow....so you need bronze 20, silver 20, or DR15 to qualify i know that's not all that qualify of course, but their aren't alot that do that are still safe for IG units.i dont even think those will qualify...i really dont think any film will qualify.
well according to llumar's specs those should qualify. i don't know about other manufacturers though.
actually i was just looking at SGHC. no they won't qualify according to U Factor.
(blade @ May 12 2009, 03:02 PM) [*]686122[/*] actually i was just looking at SGHC. no they won't qualify according to U Factor. Nothing will qualify in your zone unless the glass is tinted or LowE then just about anything .30 or lower SHGC qualifies. (blade @ May 12 2009, 04:51 PM) [*]686118[/*] wow....so you need bronze 20, silver 20, or DR15 to qualify i know that's not all that qualify of course, but their aren't alot that do that are still safe for IG units.what are "IG units"? (Jarrett @ May 13 2009, 01:20 AM) [*]686222[/*] (blade @ May 12 2009, 04:51 PM) [*]686118[/*] wow....so you need bronze 20, silver 20, or DR15 to qualify i know that's not all that qualify of course, but their aren't alot that do that are still safe for IG units.what are "IG units"? insulated glass unit, or commonly known as dual pane, allot of people in the glass business use the term I.G.
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