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Plastic skylight u factors 12/14/2004 4:45:36 PM   (Total replies: 2)
When lookin thru the certified products directory, I notice that there are several plastic dome skylights using thermalized aluminum frames that have very different u-factors. When I look at the details of these different units they do not appear to be very dissimilar yet the u-factors are extremely different. Can anyone give an explanation of this?

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