Re: GBlist: Re: Argon in windows

[Bruce Marshall <marshall@cp.duluth.mn.us>]

This can  be totally automated as well.

John,

What are you thinking of here?

Regards,
Bruce Marshall


RET John wrote:

> Friday, January 26, 2001 7:26
>
> The bottom line is that Argon window need some improvments. I still think
> simple shuttlers or window quilts are the best thing to improving a windows
> efficiency and preventing heat loss. Of course it is hard to argue the
> convience factor with an argon window.
>
> You cover the window up at night when it is the coldest, you get privacy you
> don't get with an Argon window, less heat loss than an Argon window and you
> open them back up in the daytime to let solar energy in during the day. This
> can  be totally automated as well. They have a lifetime greater than 5 years
> and for the ladies you can get them to match any dacor.
>
> There is my two cents worth............
>
> --
> Sincerely,
>
> John
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