Storm window
Term · Energy · MLC-T-ENE-002205
A window or glazing material placed outside or inside a window creating an insulating air space. Plastic material over windows is counted as a storm window if the same plastic material can be used year after year or if the plastic is left in place year-round and is in good condition (no holes or tears). If the plastic material must be put up new each year, it is not counted as a storm window. It is counted as "plastic coverings." Glass or Plexiglas placed over windows on either the interior or exterior side is counted as storm windows.
| Identifier | MLC-T-ENE-002205 |
|---|---|
| Field | Energy |
| References | EIA Glossary |
Record as JSON
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"definition": "A window or glazing material placed outside or inside a window creating an insulating air space. Plastic material over windows is counted as a storm window if the same plastic material can be used year after year or if the plastic is left in place year-round and is in good condition (no holes or tears). If the plastic material must be put up new each year, it is not counted as a storm window. It is counted as \"plastic coverings.\" Glass or Plexiglas placed over windows on either the interior or exterior side is counted as storm windows.",
"references": [
"EIA Glossary"
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"url": "https://mlchart.com/terminology/energy/storm-window/"
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