Lindsay
The best vinyl frames in the business
Lindsay takes pride in building a different window. One of the main features that sets Lindsay windows apart from others is their thick multi-chambered vinyl window frames. Each frame is cut to exacting standards and then heat welded to create to create a secure and lasting window that will be enjoyed for generations to come. Seeing is believing -- call us today to schedule a demonstration.
Cardinal LoE2® 272 – Glass so smart it can control the weather.
Although windows provide beautiful views and wonderful natural light, they can also account for up to 30 percent of the annual energy consumed in a home.
In the summer, Cardinal’s LoE2-272 keeps your home cool and comfortable by rejecting the sun’s heat and damaging rays. In the winter, LoE2 helps your home stay warm and cozy by blocking heat loss to the cold weather outside.
We recommend using Cardinal’s LoE2 glass to get the most out of your new vinyl windows.
In the summer, Cardinal’s LoE2-272 keeps your home cool and comfortable by rejecting the sun’s heat and damaging rays. In the winter, LoE2 helps your home stay warm and cozy by blocking heat loss to the cold weather outside.
We recommend using Cardinal’s LoE2 glass to get the most out of your new vinyl windows.
Super Spacer® – The NO-Metal Advantage for energy savings
Today more than ever, homeowners are replacing their old worn out windows with energy efficient replacement windows. Poorly insulated windows can attribute to 25 percent of a building’s heating and cooling loads.
As a homeowner, it is just as important to know what type of window spacer material is being used on the insulating glass unit as it is to know what type of glass package (or glazing) is going into the window. The type of spacer material in your windows can make or break your investment!
In order to overcome the thermal inefficiency of conventional aluminum window spacers, a new type of spacer product called warm-edge technology has evolved in the window industry. Warm-edge refers to the type of spacer material used to separate the panes of glass (or glazing) in an insulated window unit. If the material conducts less heat or cold than a conventional aluminum spacer at the edge of the glass, it is said to be ‘warm-edge.’
Most of these newer window spacers are less conductive and outperform pure aluminum. But there’s still one small problem –they all contain some kind of metal. And metal is highly conductive of both heat and cold!
Super Spacer’s NO-Metal formula blocks the heat escape path and provides one of the best thermal performances in the industry. Super Spacer assures comfortable humidity levels with hardly any worries about condensation and mold.
As a homeowner, it is just as important to know what type of window spacer material is being used on the insulating glass unit as it is to know what type of glass package (or glazing) is going into the window. The type of spacer material in your windows can make or break your investment!
In order to overcome the thermal inefficiency of conventional aluminum window spacers, a new type of spacer product called warm-edge technology has evolved in the window industry. Warm-edge refers to the type of spacer material used to separate the panes of glass (or glazing) in an insulated window unit. If the material conducts less heat or cold than a conventional aluminum spacer at the edge of the glass, it is said to be ‘warm-edge.’
Most of these newer window spacers are less conductive and outperform pure aluminum. But there’s still one small problem –they all contain some kind of metal. And metal is highly conductive of both heat and cold!
Super Spacer’s NO-Metal formula blocks the heat escape path and provides one of the best thermal performances in the industry. Super Spacer assures comfortable humidity levels with hardly any worries about condensation and mold.
