2005-10-30 18:33:48.391961+01 by Dan Lyke 1 comments
This house is... how do I say this nicely? Not exactly air-tight. So last year we put a layer of plastic over the inside of the windows, and there was enough ventilation through the window frames that we didn't even have to worry about condensation. The Modern Plastics Defender-1 "In-jamb" Superlock Frame Systems looks like a cheap quick way to slap an interior storm window in a frame.
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#Comment Re: made: 2005-11-01 09:43:50.018045+01 by: meuon
Have you tried that yet? Looks interesting.
I love my crank out windows.. except they don't seal well and my formally cheap gas heat is now very expensive.
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