Thermal Break Aluminum Windows: Keep Your Home Cool and Comfortable, Even in Hot Weather!

Inadequate window insulation prevents indoor temperatures from dropping when cooling attempts are made. The inner surface of the glass maintains a substantial temperature differential compared to the indoor air temperature. Areas hit by air conditioner airflow often feel cooler but proximity to windows can result in uncomfortable heat. The combination of well-chosen windows together with air conditioning systems maintains a consistent indoor temperature during summer months. Thermal bridging results in non-uniform temperatures across indoor surfaces. We experience a sensation of being "cold on one side and hot on the other" when average indoor temperatures fall below typical room temperatures yet show uneven cold and heat distribution. When the overall temperature stays within normal limits we can still find the room to feel "not cool enough" or slightly stuffy. Our health and comfort levels can decrease due to this situation. The regions that experience thermal bridging become colder during winter months.