| Performance • Energy Star® Qualified • Tilt-In Sash • Never Needs Scraping or Painting • Reduces Exterior Noise (Up to STC40) • LEED™ (Green) Credits Qualified Products • .20 U-Factor (and better) Windows Available • NFRC Compliant • Higher Standard Lifetime Warranty • Maintenance Free |
Strength • Fusion Welded Sash And Frame • Heavy Walled, Multi-Chambered Design • Fully Interlocking Meeting Rail • Constant Force Stainless Steel Balance System • Structural Class R25 To C90 • Tested To Dade County Impact Standards |
| Beauty • Clean, Slim Sash Lines • Multitude of Interior/Exterior Grid Options • 908 Brick, 31/2” Flat, and 5” Brick Mold Casings • Interior Pre-Applied Extension Jambs • 24 Standard Color Options (Infinite Color Choices) • Architectural Shapes |
Tax Credit Approved! • Premium Double Hung with Standard Features • All Of Our Products Can Be Configured To Exceed • Tax Credit Requirements - Many by Just Adding LowE And Argon! |
This Paradigm PDF explains the following about paradigm windows:
- Lists three performance criteria vinyl windows were challenged with achieving upon introduction into the market place in the ’70s.
- Explains the difference between an extruded and a snapped on component.
- States why metal reinforcements should be minimized in vinyl frame construction.
- Discusses why multi-chambers are used when securing fasteners in vinyl frame construction.
- Explains why double hung windows are more susceptible to air infiltration.
- Describes the benefit of having a level sill surface where the bottom sash engages the sill.
- Explains the purpose of a structural mull.
- States how fog forms on the interior surface of insulated glass.
- Explains the difference between a block & tackle and Spring & coil balance system.
- Lists 3 benefits of fabricating tilt latch mechanisms using the routing method vs. surface or snap-on mounts.
- Describes how LowE prevents ultra-violet light from entering the home.
- Explains how argon gas improves the thermal performance of a window.
- States what U-value represents in the window industry.
