| Stained Glass Windows |
| Written by Charles Faust | |
| Tuesday, 23 December 2008 | |
Decorative Glass WindowsWhile you normally only see them across cathedrals and churches, stained glass windows can look amazing on many homes. They bring an elegance and class that few home fixtures should be able to match. As replacement windows they are called "decorative glass windows" since you are able to use them in double or triple pane windows. Choosing A Stained Glass WindowThere are a good variety of stained glass windows to choose from and, unless you're used to being around them, finding one for your home can turn into a moderately challenging task. For most homeowners, either a cathedral or translucent type is recommended. Both are largely transparent in nature and should let in acceptable amounts of light without compromising their decorative nature. Cathedral stained windows should provide you with the most options, allowing a variety of textures and colors to choose from. Translucent windows, on the other hand, let a good amount of light through but obscure much of what is going on outdoors. While you can probably make out what's going on outside, they'll be mostly shadows and silhouettes. Ah, the price you pay for beauty! For The Price-Conscious If you're interested in the decorative benefits of stained windows but are taken aback by the price, let us clue you in on a little secret: some of the stained windows you see are probably fake. The days of having exposed lead on the inside of your home are over. With decorative stained glass windows the lead is on the outside of your home or between the layer of glass. Your home will enjoy the look of real stained glass windows without the lead creating a safety hazard for you or your family. If you are interested in decorative stained glass windows, pick up the phone and call FHI Windows at 508-633-7500.                 |
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