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In Figure 11 - 16 , the panels contain 142 inches of styrofoam sandwiched
between two layers of masonite or plywood . By adding a 2 X 2 strip to your
window frame and adding a thinner strip to the front of your inside sill , you can
make a ...
In Figure 11 - 16 , the panels contain 142 inches of styrofoam sandwiched
between two layers of masonite or plywood . By adding a 2 X 2 strip to your
window frame and adding a thinner strip to the front of your inside sill , you can
make a ...
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Just open the insulation panels or curtains in the morning , then close them when
the sun sets . Using two sheets of fixed glass cuts the heat loss through the
windows to such a low value that you will gain heat on almost all winter days !
Just open the insulation panels or curtains in the morning , then close them when
the sun sets . Using two sheets of fixed glass cuts the heat loss through the
windows to such a low value that you will gain heat on almost all winter days !
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After you buy the transparent fiberglass panels , be careful not to store them
stacked up outside exposed to the sun . If you do , the temperature can build up
in the stack to 160°F or higher . This will cause the panels to permanently cloud
over ...
After you buy the transparent fiberglass panels , be careful not to store them
stacked up outside exposed to the sun . If you do , the temperature can build up
in the stack to 160°F or higher . This will cause the panels to permanently cloud
over ...
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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