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I hate videos that talk about how bad other designs & companies are. Just talk about your own.

Double glazing sucks! Stick to single pane.

Thank you very much 👍

Thank you for this video 👍

Thank you very much for this course 👍

I was in shock to see you go from the first bolt securing the window to the finished product. I do not see why you wouldn't have followed the process all the way through? After bolting the window into place we did additional foam on the inside / outside as needed. Did any additional trim work that was needed if any on the inside / outside. The finished off sealing the seams. I live in the Dallas area and did this process on a similar house a few years back.

I just watched a Cardinal Glass Company video on how they make their IGU's. The metal spacers only have on seam which is sealed, the glass is not against the metal. th-cam.com/video/7JcCqIkc3lA/w-d-xo.html

Time for some cough drops ;) Cheers.

What if there isn't enough of wood stud pruding pass the drywall. Would you just use tap cons going in brick? I have a brick home with original windows. I know they have nail fins. My home in FL was easy it was a cinder block with two inch buck strips recessed in mortal. Thanks

So u put a screw in the bottom to cause a leak.

That brick is meant to breath. Really that foam around the brick is useless.

I am not trying to be critical, but I didn't see any conformation of leveling going on.......... just started screwing away the moment the window was placed in the opening !

i never log in to youtube, but i had to... this guy does not know what he is talking about. so much bulls***

Not made well.

Can I remove the window shims after the foam dries up. I want to foam where the shims where then replace the screws.

Good information! Allergies?

window failure fogging moisture pooling on the sash bottom happens in pprox 3 to 5 window lites of a typical 15 to 25 windows for home upgrade or new const installation why? glass is shipped with a coating of powdered soft grit which protects glass from breakage during the jostling ride on the 18 wheel hauler,most factories have fellas who use the house mix of blue glass cleaner in a windex type spray bottle,which does not get all the grit off,when the evil smelling butyl caulking is applied with the gun,,,this results in failure of the window in a few months after installation,proper glass cleaning means using an old glazers product pumice,,use warm water clean lint free cotton rags,,( autoclaved in 400 degree steam) coat the glass surface wipe till it squeaks,one more light dusting with the stuff wipe and blow off any particles that window will remain tight and functional if the other components and work were properly done

That was a very informative and great video Chuck, and i like your company's dedication to give long/reverse warranty's. Too few companies do that nowadays.

Why dont they just make the whole thing out of glass. It must be possible to create a hollow glass panel. Glass on top, glass on bottom and glass on sides. Not bonded together but actually made that way in one piece!?

Couldn't understand a word he said, sounds awful.

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO. COULD YOU TELL ME IF I NEED A NY EXTERIOR WOOD MOLDING. I LIVE IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. THANKS!

an u stop saying OK - OK?

The Cardinal xl glass is the best I’ve seen as well and most companies that I know of use Cardinal. I work for Andersen and all their windows use the xl edge

I live in Bryan Texas and this is exactly as my house looks like. I will change some windows with your suggestions. Thanks a lot for this informative and useful video.

What, no flashing to seal out water?

The ones I made with acrylic tape lasted ten years. And the original Anderson sashes from 1972 are still good. Those ones are welded.

"Any time you have hot and cold air meeting what happens? That's your moisture." .....wtf?

Chuck.........really? I am insulted by your lack of insulating glass knowledge and perplexed that you choose to publicize it.

I'm throwing my 2 cents in: use the LocTite window foam; it's easier to clean, easier to use, looks better and seals better than Great Stuff. I've done this a few times

Thanks so much for the video from Texas!. I'm from Houston and can't tell how many how to vids I have watched and there all from up North or mid West and I'm looking at these windows and houses going "Mine don't look like that" lol... After watching your video I'm a lot more confident that I can do this myself and save a sh*t ton of money! God bless Ft.worth and God bless Texas!

Hi Chuck, will NT Windows ship direct to me so I can install myself?

10:40 If it ain't tight it ain't right 😂 🤣😂 🤣

Great video! I always wondered what those little balls were in there. I also didnt know that about finger oils! Are you hiring? hahaha seriously!

LOL some serious issues with this video

Sounds like a V6 mustang lol

Great topic but very slow...

when that window leaks - it is going right in to the framing!

where is your waterproofing?

Thanks for sharing this video good job👍

Brilliant video and advice. Thanks

Excellent explanation.

Thank you so much for posting this video it's beneficial it saved me a lot of time and patience lol the windows from that house are the same as my house!! Even down to the brick!

Did you say you put Helium in your windows? That's nonsense surely - that would provide little thermal insulation - did you mean to say Argon? Also, please edit your video so that we can actually see some close-ups when needed.

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Amazing video, thanks for the info

I take mine before I ever install them a smear bondo all around the edges. They last about a week

My apt windows never forg, even in -20 degree temps

All & all its a good video but the ONLY reason I watch it was to see how or if you had to deal with any exterior anomalies & at finished product portion of this video you only showed it from the inside

The problem lies is where you have glass and metal together. Metal expands and contracts more than glass at given temperatures. Because of that is why most insulated window seals fail. If you use fiberglass frames, the frame and window panes will expand and contract at the same rate therefore no stress on the sealing material.

For this jouse , do you order replacement window or new construction one? Thanks