Monday, August 29, 2011
Window Safety Tips
Window Safety Tips
Practice safety drills often. Small children tend to “hide” from fire. Make sure children are familiar with safety routes and know how to get quickly out of the home. Designate a place where the family can meet if separated. The home’s mailbox is always a good location.
Safety chain ladders should be located under beds of bedrooms on second floors. Practice operating the ladder with older children.
Keep furniture (including cribs) or anything children can climb away from windows.
Remember window screens are to keep insects out. They can not support the weight of a child or family pet.
Before ordering windows, be sure to examine the window’s locking systems. Multi-point locks provide more protection against intruders and make it more difficult for curious young children to operate.
If you don’t use window guards, install and use window stops so that windows open no more than 4 inches. Whether opening windows from the bottom, top, or side, openings should never exceed 4 inches with children present.
If you have blinds or roman shades as your window coverings, make sure that the cords are out of reach of children. Children can get caught in dangling cords and strangle. If buying new, cordless window coverings is not an option for you, contact the Window Covering Safety Council at www.windowcoverings.org to obtain a free repair kit and install it properly to make your window coverings safer. Some, but not all, of the repair kits will make your window coverings cordless. After you install a repair kit, check your window coverings again for accessible cords.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Heat or Cold?
Here very shortly we will be at the end of summer and as such you need to start thinking about having your home prepared for the winter ahead. As the days start to cool off and temperatures start to drop, this is the time that you need to look for ways to save money – long term. Are your old windows costing you more in lost heat each winter? It’s time to look at Therma Pro Windows. Vinyl replacement windows, wood windows, insulated siding, gutters and new doors are a way to combat these higher payments and these items pay you back very quickly.
We still have our low price promise and will continue to be a leader in customer satisfaction and low prices. Please call us at 614-375-4444 or email sales@thermaprowindows.com for help or if you have any questions.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Baked
I don’t know which is worse – baking sun or blinding snow! Temperatures have been in the 90’s this season and will hopefully taper down soon. Our ultra low-E glass with insulating argon gas contained in our vinyl windows will keep your indoor temperatures comfortable. It reflects the heat and lets the sun shine through. In addition, our insulated siding adds another barrier to your home whether from the blazing sun or frigid wind.
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