Windows
“exterior siding This residence in Seattle, Washington by Pb Elemental features walls of translucent polycarbonate” “interior wall that changes with the weather," according to the architects. The nighttime view is quite striking, yet very different from ...” “features walls of translucent polycarbonate that results "in an abundance of natural light and an interior wall that changes with the weather," according to the architects. The nighttime view is quite striking, yet very different from ...
“polycarbonate panels as opposed to glass cheaper option - not clear but can let light in” “polycarbonate panels rather than glass to bring light into areas with no view and lots of sun” “polycarbonate wall panels & x bar bracing” “polycarbonate panels, laminate veneer steps, exposed joists.” “laminate wall to get light in to basement along stairway wall.” “lightbox. Polycarbonate panels cover a laminate veneer lumber frame. Not only would glass have been expensive, but the light would have been too intense and created too much heat gain inside. The panels help diffuse light and offer better insulation than clear glass “We went with diffused light instead of”
Rossington Architecture They're all standard sizes from Andersen. 5 months ago · Like Amy Stoddard Thank you. We're between Marvin, Eagle and Weathershield. The first two bid the same at $25K. Weathershield is at $15K. This is for a clear anodized clad, wood window. 5 months ago · Like PRO Rossington Architecture You should also try Jeld-Wen. They make a very good product, "site line EX" which I used on my own house. Great price point for a great window... 5 months ago · Like Amy Stoddard Thanks for the suggestion. It helps. Choosing windows on this project seems like the most difficult part. 5 months ago · Like Daniel Lorber Go with JELDWEN Siteline EX. Anodized finishes only carry a 5 year warranty. Siteline EX has a color called Artic Silver that carries a 10 year warranty. If you upgrade to their custom series, they have a 20 year warranty with a kynar finish.
“insulated polycarbonate or Kalwall in that it infuses the spaces inside with a steady light. Channel glass can also can span floor-to-ceiling spaces and act as insulation.”
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