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   Garth Sproule | May 03, 2010 08:46am | #1

   I have no knowledge or experience of their products, but after seeing their claims for an R20 window, we must be impressed with their ability to change the laws of physics....

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   lesse | Nov 21, 2018 04:37am | #5

   Lucas,
   Have a look at the following article before you use ECO Insulating Glass Inc. with HEAT MIRROR.
   https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/article/curious-case-imploding-windows?discussion=comment#comment-139612

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   user-757117 | May 03, 2010 09:14am | #2

   That's what I was wondering... Does a suspended film in a double pane unit replicate the performance of a triple-pane unit? Are these claims realistic?

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   user-626934 | May 03, 2010 09:04pm | #3

   R-20 window, not yet, but R-20 glazing, yes. For instance, Serious Windows offers R-20 glazing using two panes of glass with three suspended films. There's a downside, though. The resultant SHGC and VT are incredibly low.

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   lesse | Apr 20, 2018 03:27pm | #4

   We bought IG from ECO Insulating glass Inc, In total 193 units QUAD SC75 with Heat Mirror film and filled with krypton in April 2009. 8 of them imploded and the rest is concave and will sooner or later also implode. Ecoglass have used the wrong sealant but does not want to take responsibility for their mistake.