Why Lincoln

Energy Efficient Products

Our high initial product quality and extremely option oriented windows and patio doors create a tremendously loyal dealer, builder and homeowner base. Tie Lincoln’s broad product offering, energy efficient glass selection together with a great after-the-sale warranty and our exceptional brand value becomes evident.

How is this all possible? It starts with superb raw materials assembled with an impressively efficient manufacturing process and continuous quality improvement; that’s the Lincoln way!

Energy Star & NFRC

Energy Star

Lincoln Wood Products, Inc. is proud to be a Partner with ENERGY STAR®

ENERGY STAR is a voluntary partnership between the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the fenestration industry. It is designed to assist consumers in the recognition of energy efficient products and promote the environmental and economic benefits of these products with the ENERGY STAR label and other program activities.

Find additional information regarding the ENERGY STAR program and available products by visiting www.energystar.gov.

Lincoln's ENERGY STAR information.

NFRC

NFRC (The National Fenestration Rating Council) is a non-profit organization that administers the only uniform, independent rating and labeling system for the energy performance of windows, doors, skylights, and attachment products. Additional information regarding the NFRC can be found at www.nfrc.org.

Lincoln's NFRC information.

Glass

Glass is undeniably the most thought about, debated and prevalent component of a window or patio door. Lincoln uses double strength (or thicker) glass on every product we manufacture. Heavier glass is more resilient to stress cracks and seal-failures, the leading cause of glass issues. Quality fenestration products always have double strength glass-Lincoln always has double strength glass.

Combined with warm edge spacer technology, our glazing systems start showing their true potential. An insulating glass unit (glass, spacer, glass) has a significant influence on the energy performance of the total window. This important factor is why Lincoln offers several different glazing choices. Glass can be clear insulated, LoĒ², LoĒ³-366™ or multiple obscure, tinted and laminated choices. The newest option, Dual Low-E, combines a pyrolytic LoE to surface four and is combined with LoĒ² or LoĒ³-366™.

StormPoint impact product uses a laminated glass system with a vinyl plastic interlayer designed for hurricane prone areas. Laminated glass may crack from flying debris during impact but is more likely to remain intact.

LoĒ² and LoĒ³-366™ are trademarks of Cardinal IG.