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February 15, 2012
Deceuninck North America’s new Revolution Tilt & Turn window features a seven-chamber thermal structure and Deceuninck’s Innergy Rigid Thermal Reinforcements which allow the unit to achieve an R-value of 7-plus. Revolution has minimal frame and sash sightlines and features maximum daylight area to take full advantage of today’s high-performance glass technologies.
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