Warping is a serious problem that often occurs with standard wood and vinyl window frames. It can dramatically affect energy efficiency and diminish the curb appeal of your home if left untreated for too long.
In this article, Renewal by Andersen® of Montana, a leading provider of top-rated window replacement discusses everything you need to know about warped windows, including what causes them and how to fix them.
Changes in the temperature and moisture of the outside world cause warping. While wood’s size varies naturally, the wood fibers expand and contract unevenly, which can lead to warping. Moisture that a board absorbs creates swelling, which in some cases does not return, leading to warping.
This is why wood windows need to be painted or waterproofed on a regular basis. On the other hand, vinyl windows are particularly prone to high temperatures, which causes warping.
Fibrex is a warp-resistant window material that can be used in place of wood or vinyl. Fibrex blends the strength and insulation of wood with the low-maintenance benefits of vinyl. It is more resistant to warping than other window materials. Here’s why:
Renewal by Andersen of Montana offers Fibrex picture windows, awning windows, double-hung windows and many more. For all your window needs, please do not hesitate to give us a call at (406) 812-8167 to schedule a free consultation. Alternatively, you can fill out our contact form to request a free quote.
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