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Condensation in Glazing? Longevity Poll

ardara1 · 2007-03-20 16:08:34

An interesting topic came up on another thread about the reliability of high performance / high priced glazing - is it worth the investment? I mentioned that my own - expensive glazing failed within 10 years, ie. condensation started forming within the units - I was interested to see what other peoples experiences with…

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An interesting topic came up on another thread about the reliability of high performance / high priced glazing - is it worth the investment?

I mentioned that my own - expensive glazing failed within 10 years, ie. condensation started forming within the units - I was interested to see what other peoples experiences with their double glazing has been?

Have you had condensation forming within your glazing before its 10th birthday?

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#2 20-03-2007 4:30pm

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Our attic was converted in 1986 and used double glazing in the (roof) window on a wooden frame.
It failed after 8 years.

I found this failure rate chart though...
http://www.renewalbyandersen.com/servlet/ContentServer/Renewal/Page/RbAStdLayout/1164649804910
See it appears that the industry reported faulure rate at 10 years is ~3.8%, rising to 9% at 15 years.

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