Large Picture window in bay window shows condensation between the glass

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11 Apr 2011

Was with a couple in Vienna, Virginia today picking out roof and gutter colors when they asked me to take a look at their bay window.  It's a common bay window configuration with 2 double hung windows on either side, and an extra large picture window in the center.  This picture window measured 73" by 47", or 120 United Inches.

When you have a window this large, it's common to have seal failure, and it's often the first to go before the remaining windows all begin to lose their seal as well.  When a seal is broke, a vacuum effect takes place and all of the insulation gas is drawn out, and the air and moisture is pulled in. 

Once you can see any condensation at all in a window, the seal is shot, and it's no longer energy efficient.  This will fast become the coldest and the hotten seat in the house.

Last modified on 11 April 2011

2 comments

  • 1
    Richard Thompson Richard Thompson 04 February 2012, 07:09 Comment Link
    This is really helpful article. I think to replace a bay window you need to analyze a shape and size of your window and then choose design. Do not go for a better design but choose a durable product.Buy kitchen cabinets
  • 2
    S S 31 October 2011, 14:02 Comment Link
    What do you recommend to replace this bay window?

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