We appreciate that replacing your windows is typically a once in a lifetime event. With that in mind, at Brothers’ we offer as “standard” what other companies offer as optional upgrade packages. Since glass is the major part of every window, manufacturing a great window without using an efficient glass package simply makes no sense. This is why we made the following glass package a standard part of all our windows and doors as opposed to having to upgrade to obtain the best in energy efficiency. The following glass package comes standard with all our windows and doors.
LoE³-366Our glass supplier, Cardinal glass, is the leader in the industry in the development of residential glass for windows and doors. With over 5,500 employees and 27 manufacturing locations around the United States, they are a true innovator and provide us with the ultimate in glass performance: LoE³-366. This low Emissivity glass has an unprecedented triple layer of silver which is setting a new standard far beyond ordinary low-E glass. Please visit www.cardinalcorp.com for more information on LoE³-366, the ideal balance of solar control and high visibility and highest levels of year-round comfort and energy savings.
Super Spacer®Our seal between the two panes of glass is the best in “warmedge” technology, the Super Spacer®, manufactured by Edgetech I.G., Inc., in Cambridge, Ohio. A structural foam, non-metal window spacer system which dramatically improves window performance, and has revolutionized the insulating glass window and door industry across North America and is now sold and recognized worldwide. For more info please visit www.edgetechig.com
The combination of Cardinal’s LoE³-366 glass and Edgetech’s Super Spacer® makes Brothers’ glass package second to none in energy efficiency and longevity. We confidently provide our customers with lifetime guarantees against seal failures on our windows and doors.
Please visit the National Fenestration Rating Council at www.nfrc.org to verify tested thermal numbers for Brothers’ windows and doors.
