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East and west shading is not really a major problem in residences because the
glass area can be greatly reduced and heat-absorbing and winter sun reflective
glass on the east and west, respectively, can be used. South glass areas are
most ...
East and west shading is not really a major problem in residences because the
glass area can be greatly reduced and heat-absorbing and winter sun reflective
glass on the east and west, respectively, can be used. South glass areas are
most ...
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Most of the sunspaces have vertical glazing, as opposed to sloped glass, for
several reasons: vertical glazing is easier and less expensive to install; it collects
less dirt and is easier to maintain; problems with seasonal overheating, energy ...
Most of the sunspaces have vertical glazing, as opposed to sloped glass, for
several reasons: vertical glazing is easier and less expensive to install; it collects
less dirt and is easier to maintain; problems with seasonal overheating, energy ...
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(See Ken Kern's book, The Owner-Built Home, for more information about wood
and wood construction29). Glass. Glass is the most widely used glazing material.
Float glass is the type most commonly used in home construction when clear, ...
(See Ken Kern's book, The Owner-Built Home, for more information about wood
and wood construction29). Glass. Glass is the most widely used glazing material.
Float glass is the type most commonly used in home construction when clear, ...
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Site and Microclimate | 15 |
Materials and Components for Affordable Homes | 49 |
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| µé¹©ºÑºÁÒ¨Ò¡ | University of Michigan |
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