Re: Dual-pane Compatibility Explained Here (archive)

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Re: Dual-pane Compatibility Explained Here (archive)

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Posted by Box*man on September 28, 1998 at 15:01:12:

In Reply to: A no-cost way to tint your back window! posted by Box*man w/ a 2.5 on September 28, 1998 at 13:04:46:

Under two situation will you have 2 pieces of glass sandwiching air:

- double-pane glass, as in insulated glass.
- a sliding window opened behind its fixed neighboring glass

The wrong tint, ie, dual-pane-incompatible ones, will cause the wrong infrared light to get trapped between glasses. On a hot day, it will crack your glass!

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