PVC window and door with double glazing or Low E glass film packing
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 5 set
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 set/month
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1. Descriptions for PVC Window
American style PVC window
Type: American style
Dual low-e glass
Enviroment-friendly profile
American style PVC hung window Single hung vinyl window
Different open available: Casement, Sliding, single hung, double hung&tilt, etc
2.Product advantages:
1) Good appearance
2) Excellent low-temperature impact performance
3) Excellet anti-aging performance
4) Good flame retardant performance
5) High fillet weld strength
6) Outstanding heat and noise insulation effect
7) Easy to install Plastic Profile for pvc windows and doors
3.Material for PVC Window :
PVC profile,Enviroment-friendly profile
Hardware: Chinese top Guoqiang or ROTO hardware
Glass : Single pane, double pane glass, Low-e, tinted
Fly Screen: Fixed
Color: white color or wood grain color
Good Heat insulation
2 years warranty time offered
Payment: 40% downpayment by TT. 60% before shipment
Delivery: within 30 days
4. Photo for PVC Hung and Double Hung Window
5.Product advantages:
1) Good appearance
2) Excellent low-temperature impact performance
3) Excellet anti-aging performance
4) Good flame retardant performance
5) High fillet weld strength
6) Outstanding heat and noise insulation effect
7) Easy to install Plastic Profile for pvc windows and doors
6.Series:
We are specialized manufacturer in Plastic ,PVCProfile for doors & windows. we have own brand material and (Aluminum & PVC)
window production line.
As a manufacturer, we can provide the high quality completed products with competitive price.
- Q: I just had my 30 yr old storm windows replaced with nice double pain, double glazed, argon filled windows in November. HUGE IMPROVEMENT! But now that i am used to comfort level and energy savings that these windows have made to my home. I find myself looking for the tiny amounts of cool air that penetrates into my home. And I still have this habit of wanting to put plastic over my windows. Do you think adding the plastic now would be overkill? Or would the energy savings still out way the cost of the plastic this first week on January?
- I think you would be wasting your money. Wait until spring and then go outside and caulk around your windows if you see holes
- Q: The city requires me to separate paper and plastic into two different bins. I have been tearing the plastic windows out of envelopes (you know the kind you get from businesses) before sticking them into the paper bin. Do I even have to do this? And if I do, can I put the plastic window part I rip out into the plastic recycling bin?
- If your city requires you to separate plastic from paper, then separate them, but my city just gives you one recycle bin, so all the recyclables go in one bin, it's easier for us, harder for our city.
- Q: And then you use a hair dryer on it and it shrinks the plastic?Does that work for all plastic? Will all plastic shrink? Or are the ones in the store a 'special' type of plastic?
- complex thing. try searching into yahoo. it will help!
- Q: I need to put plastic on my windows for the winter. It never looks right, and they always pop off during stormy cold winter weather. Any advice?
- You will have better luck with the plastic on the inside of the home, between the window and a blind. The purpose of the plastic is to create an air pocket. Shrink wrap will not do that.
- Q: Ok, I just moved in to my own apartment this past Spring, and it's an older duplex (with a lot of friggin windows-31 to be specific). So trying to keep the heat in this winter is a huge issue. I've heard of covering the windows with plastic to help, but I'm also looking at thermal shades (window quilts, etc.). My question would be which of these would keep more heat in? Or should I do both? (I would make my own if doing the quilts...so if anybody has any links to a really easy way to make them that would be very much appreciated as well! ) Money is tight, so I'm trying to avoid the problem to begin with..
- the plastic window coverings work great and are inexpensive. they keep the wind from blowing into your home too. shades and quilts would not stop the wind from blowing in.
- Q: I'm about to move into an apartment room that I have been warned gets very cold in the winter (I live in MN). However, the person telling me this also mentioned that the windows had not been plastic wrapped the previous winter. In her opinion, however, plastic wrapping the windows would do no good because according to her quot;you can actually feel the cold coming up through the floor.quot; I think it's possible though that what she felt coming in through the floor was actually the drafts from the window sinking to the ground and spreading. Would plastic wrapping my windows eliminate this problem? Or would the room still be cold/I should request a different one? Thanks
- Plastic around windows, if done correctly will help keep most of the cold air from entering windows..one draw back is not being able to see clearly through plastic..
- Q: I am moving with my family into a house that has large plastic skylights. The trouble is that the former tenant told me that a they are very thermally conductive and contribute to astronomical heating and cooling bills. I spoke with a contractor about it and he said tinting would be the only way to go because normal plastic insulation film wouldn't stick on the windows as they are themselves plastic. But I don't want to tint the windows and lose the lovely light. Does anybody think the plastic film would work or have any other ideas? Thanks for any help you can give!
- You could get window insulation kits that have a sheet of plastic that you can mount to the frame of the inside frame of the window with their double sided tape. They are shrunk by using a hair dryer, this will create a dead air space between the window and the plastic to reduce your heating costs. A roller curtain can be mounted just outside the window frame to reduce the heat that comes in with the sun to help reduce the cooling costs in the summer.
- Q: I have a Renault Clio authentique 1.2L and it has electric windows....there is a plastic clip attached to the back of the glass that i presume keeps the glass coming up and down at the right angle but it comes up really slowly and some times not at all....i think it has something to do either with the plastic clip or it needs more lubrication.....any help is appreciated. Cheers
- im my bmw 740il my rear left window does the same i replaced the moter for the winmdow for cheap and it works fine now i hope its nuthing big but if u do not know what else to do go to auto zone of napa and ask one of the workers they will help out
- Q: recently the plastic window in the back of my 91 mazda miata convertable top tore and iv been looking for where i can buy just the plastic window but i cant find it i can only find buying a brand new top all together but i know the top is made to be able to replace only the plastic so if you know where i can find these please help
- junk yard, or type in mazda top for miata online
- Q: So I drunkenly put my elbow through my friend's passenger window in his jeep wrangler..he's pissed and is demanding $200 for its replacement or he's pressing charges. Yeah, nice friend. 200 dollars sounds like an astronomical amount for a piece of plastic that zips onto your car. Am I getting ripped off?
- You're not getting ripped off... those things are surprisingly expensive.
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PVC window and door with double glazing or Low E glass film packing
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 5 set
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 set/month
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OKorder Financial Service
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