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Re: Plastic skylight u factors 12/21/2004 10:29:05 AM   (Total replies: 0)
I would say it's both the curb materials and the mounting of the skylight. All else equal, a curb-mount (atop the hole)skylight will have a higher U-factor than a flush-mount (within the hole) as some of the curb would be within the mount. I don't believe the NFRC database records or displays how a skylight is typically mounted so you would have to go back to the manufacturer to find out.

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