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Permanently attached openable interior storm window viewed from the side; outside of home is to right, interior storm pane is on right.

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This thermal image of an interior storm window shows how much temperature change occurs between the interior storm window panel on the right, at 50F and the existing glass on left at approximately 0F

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Interior storm windows have very little impact on the appearance of the window, although the window frame may appear slightly wider

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These interior storm windows have low-emissivity coatings to let in light while keeping out heat in the summer and keeping heat in in the winter

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Modern interior storm windows include new technology and sleek design features that offer an easy-to-install, cost-effective method for upgrading the energy efficiency of existing windows

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Low-E Exterior Storm Windows

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Guide describing how to install low-emissivity exterior storm windows.

Exterior Doors Are Insulated, Impact Rated, and Fire Rated

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Guide describing the use of doors that are insulated and are impact rated or have protective coverings for resistance to hurricane, high winds, wildfires, and thermal losses.

Winter Weather Overview Guide

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Information guide providing an overview of winter weather issues for home owners and building science solutions for home builders.

Air Sealed, Insulated Basements

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Guide describing how to insulate a basement to improve the overall thermal performance of the building and provide more dry, usable conditioned space for home occupants and HVAC equipment.