Windows and doors have frames around them. These frames are a risk when it comes to wildfires, and when it comes to buying or building a home, you need to look at how to protect your home. This doesn’t mean you need to get rid of the frames. It’s all about making the frames safer. When building, this is much easier. You’ll use the most up to date materials that are recommended for fire safety. When buying an existing home, you’ll need to make investments to make your home safer. The Risk of Frames The frame can quickly catch fire if you have the wrong materials. A lot of frames are made with some sort of wood or wood composite,
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The windows are one of the most problematic parts of the home when it comes to wildfires. They break due to the different temperatures either side of the glass, and once the cracks start to form, the glass bursts. Breaking windows will lead to fires getting worse. You’re adding more oxygen to help fuel the fire. It’s important to protect the windows and prepare them for the chance of wildfires in the area. Consider Thermo-pane Windows If you’re looking for ways to keep your utility bills down, you’ll likely look into thermo-pane windows. These are great options for wildfire management, too. The glass has an extra layer of protection, which is harder to crack than the basic glass, offering a