Basement Windows
Basement window installation has never been easier with the "The Light".
Basement Transformation Technologies offers "The Light” basement windows."The Light" Basement Window is a high quality, durable window that is easy to install, operate, and maintain. Designed specifically for basements, the "The Light" Basement Window has many new standard features found only on this unit. Basement Transformation Technologies proudly introduces the basement window for a new century of construction with Basement Transformation Technologies.
Basement window installation has never been easier with the "The Light" Basement Window. Designed to fit the entire depth of foundation forms, the "The Light" Basement Window is fast and easy to install without the need for pouring buck extensions or additional braces.
Full and nominal 8" frame depths provide for a fast, hassle-free installation without pouring bucks to save time and money.
Header, sill, and jamb pieces can be removed from the Universal Frame and replaced and/or reversed to quickly repair damaged or backward/upside-down windows.
- Temporary wooden bracing (included with every window) keeps the window square, provides a way to hang the window in the wall, and protects the sill from being damaged by concrete chutes.
- Plastic film covers front and back of the window, keeping the window clean from concrete, dirt, and spray coatings.
- 2” extension piece attaches to window for full or nominal 10” pours, reducing the number of windows needed in inventory.
- Window shipped “ready-to-pour” with sash and screen secured inside the frame for a no hassle – no return trip installation.
- Eight standard sizes available, including egress sizes, to accommodate any application. (Custom sizes also available.)
- All vinyl construction and dual pane insulated glass offers improved thermal efficiency and added protection from the elements.
- Dual operating sashes easily remove when not locked, making clean up a snap.
- Dual weather stripping on the sash makes a tight seal from weather conditions.
- All this plus much more!
Light Basement Windows vinyl 8” or 10” jamb fully protects the entire foundation wall. Most windows installed in basements will be installed in between the poured foundation wall or block walls and will show the concrete on the inside and out. Having a full vinyl jamb offers full protection in the window for the opening. Your BASEMENT TRANSFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES Dealer will be able to finish this area in a professional manner to tie in with your wall system.
Basement windows are an excellent way to invite light into the dark basement area. New windows can be installed and added as you are finishing your basement. A finished basement with bright light welcoming the sunshine in is important for physical and emotional well-being. The BASEMENT TRANSFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES window is the best product to allow this to happen. Please see our Evacuator Egress Windows as well.
The new window can have a custom-made Well Tech ™ cover where it meets the grade of your lawn. It is important to have your window opening protected from animals, rodents, insects and water getting into your window well area. See our Well Tech ™ Window Well Protector.
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Custom Window Well Covers
Basement Transformation Technologies recommends that exterior window wells be covered. Most home improvement stores do not supply the correct sizes and their products look cheap and break easily. After installing a state-of-the-art basement finishing system, the home deserves the finishing touch – a custom window well cover.
- Custom-made to any size, shape or requirement
- Hinged with support pole for easy access or additional ventilation
- Locking system accessible from inside for maximum security and easy escape during a fire (outside latching also available)
- 3/16” clear Lexan® supports adult weights, allows in full light
- Can be designed for specific load requirements
- Available in custom colors (Plexiglas® only)
- Adds aesthetic value, not an eyesore, to your home
- Can be mounted on the well or the wall
- Sloped to allow water run off, stays clean
- Can be sloped enough to cover windows that extend above the wells
- Keeps out unwanted guests - humans and critters alike
- Weather and corrosion resistant - keeps out rain, snow, hail, ice buildup, debris and leaves
- Warranted for 10 years against discoloration or breakage
- Ventilated to prevent condensation and heat buildup
- Large covers split for easy egress
- Protects windows from rain or sprinkler spotting
- Tight construction prevents wind vibration
- Easily removed for cleaning (if necessary)
Replacing Basement Windows
Old metal, leaky basement windows can cost Homeowners a lot of money. The heating and cooling bills can generate unnecessarily high utility costs. Old basement windows can also cause moisture and water problems. It is important to have a Low-E glass when installing basement windows. However, older basement windows are single pane and allow heat to escape and allow the cold to sneak in. It is important to buy high-efficiency units as a very worthwhile investment.
Why are the Basement Windows So Important?
Providing protection from the elements, such as rain, snow and wind is just as important in your basement as it is in any other room of your home. But allowing light into the room and possible ventilation is also very important. Allowing light in but also making sure that there is an insulated value when installing these windows will keep heating and cooling bills lower.
Are Replacing Basement Windows a Good Investment?
When replacing basement windows, it is important to utilize the proper window – utilizing Low-E glass and an aesthetically pleasing style. This is one of the best investments that a Homeowner can make in his home. In addition to finishing your basement, replacing your windows is also very important. It will cut down on utility bills, prevent moisture from entering the home and help keep water and dampness out of the basement. Moisture is one of the most destructive forces in the basement. Moisture can result in rusted metal, mold, mildew, condensation and structural damage. Preventing this moisture from entering the home is obviously very important.
What Differences Are There in the Window Types?
Utilizing a professional Basement Transformation Technologies Dealer to replace your basement windows is important. We can give you all the necessary information so that you can be sure that you make the right decision.
Careful measuring is mandatory when replacing your windows with special installation techniques. Sealing the basement window properly is crucial to guaranteeing that the basement window works properly. Using a Low-E product is necessary for the maximum amount of insulation value. The most common window in a basement is a sliding Low-E glass. You have to choose the best basement windows available. Basements are known for having a slight odor and for being dark and gloomy, but your basement does not have to be this way. Letting sunlight in is very important in a basement. Mold and mildew grow in dark areas, such as a basement. Introducing light into this area is very important. Usually, you are dealing with less wall space to accommodate a smaller window. It is very important to choose the proper window utilizing a professional remodeler such as your Basement Transformation Technologies service technician.