AW said:^ditto
Single pane used to be the norm many years ago, and double panes are used for noisier places, now it's the norm, at least from what I've seen.
You mean double pane is the new norm?
AW said:^ditto
Single pane used to be the norm many years ago, and double panes are used for noisier places, now it's the norm, at least from what I've seen.
aquabliss said:I heard a commercial on the radio for triple pane Windows.
Don't settle for 2 panes!
rkp said:We live in a StanPac Woodbury house and did a bunch of remodeling. When we had the walls open, we found fast food wrappers, some newspaper, and random junk. It wasn't much but even a $1M+ house has subs and quality control really depends on the site supervisor. Honestly I didn't care about the trash as much as I was bugged at how many structural posts weren't properly connected. Like one load bearing post had no nails at the top. The weight was on it but someone forgot to tie it to the beam that it was holding up.
For those buying brand new, do every possible inspection you can and take an inspector who is also a contractor so they can spot build issues.
Btw, this goes for old houses as well. I have remodelled a few 1950's houses and the thought that they were built better or solid as a rock is BS. There will always be quality and always be crap and even within quality, mistakes happen.
aquabliss said:I heard a commercial on the radio for triple pane Windows.
Don't settle for 2 panes!
dream16 said:aquabliss said:I heard a commercial on the radio for triple pane Windows.
Don't settle for 2 panes!
Lol, try telling that to kbhomes who thankfully offer atleast the windows with the bare minimum single panes
https://youtu.be/Xa6c3OTr6yAThe California Court Company said:these four story townhomes serve their purpose - noise barrier for the rest of the neighborhood
NewtoIrvine1 said:http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...his-california-home-has-everything-but-buyers
It's just a matter of time before it trickles into the Million dollar irvine homes... there are only so many buyers especially when you count on FCB to buy new property...