Framlesss windows VS Framed windows
Are Frameless windows what I want in a new trailer? I hear they do not have much air flow available?
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They are fine for a summer use trailer. Not for a 4 season.
The dual pane in the frameless is not a very good dual pane - basically they are two thin sheets of glass bonded together - so very little thermal benefit.
The framed type of dual pane generally have a thicker glass and there is a gap between the panes giving you good thermal performance.
The frameless also have rubber seals that the glass is pressed against. Not as tight a seal as you get in the framed type. So long term, the framed will probably suffer from fewer leaks.
The dual pane in the frameless is not a very good dual pane - basically they are two thin sheets of glass bonded together - so very little thermal benefit.
The framed type of dual pane generally have a thicker glass and there is a gap between the panes giving you good thermal performance.
The frameless also have rubber seals that the glass is pressed against. Not as tight a seal as you get in the framed type. So long term, the framed will probably suffer from fewer leaks.
