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How are Low-E coatings able to reduce energy costs by as much as 12-27%? The answer can be fairly complex, but harnessing a basic understanding of the technical details can impact a window’s performance to create a more desired outcome. There are different types of coatings, and each one has a different effect on which […]

If you have ever had the opportunity to draw windows in a proposed building, you might have come across the problem of what thickness to give to Divided Lites and Mullion, and how to draw the detailed section for each. It is a detail that would only be obvious if you are directly involved in […]

We’re celebrating BC Day at Unison Windows & Doors with an infographic that discusses the benefits of buying BC lumber. Wood has been a hot topic for the past few years, and we’re proud to have local advocates like Michael Green informing the public about the benefits.

Unison Windows and Doors recently completed an exciting project for the Kwadacha First Nation’s Health Centre located in the solitary community of Fort Ware. Fort Ware is regarded as one of BC’s most inaccessible communities with the closest major town being Prince George.

Early architecture used mullions to achieve larger openings that did not include glass (think Roman archways). The technique was brought to Europe during the Romanesque Era, where common building materials evolved from stone to wood.