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Nuts & bolts all about Until double-pane windows became popular in the 1970s, the only way homeowners could improve the thermal performance of drafty, single-pane units was to add exterior storm windows. For the more than 40 million homes that still have single-glazed windows, adding storms continues to be a smart way to protect the main sashes from weather, block out traffic sounds, and improve energy performance - for less than the cost of replacement windows. Boost the view from the curb Here are some ways to work with your home's facade, whether the goal is for storms to blend in or stand out > For a seamless look, match the color of the storm window frames to the exterior of the sashes. + PRESERVE EXISTING WINDOWS This is especially valuable to homeowners who appreciate the architectural interest that their original windows add. + COST LESS THAN NEW WINDOWS The price of a storm window is about 25 to 50 percent less than that of a replacement window. [Extracted from the article] |
