Water leakage is a significant concern in both new construction and renovation projects. It can occur due to faulty window and door flashing, and its effects can go unnoticed for years. The damage is often hidden beneath siding or within wall cavities, potentially leading to long-term issues if left unaddressed.
Waterproofing your window is a straightforward and important process you’ll want to get right—skipping over just one of these steps can make the window vulnerable to leaks. The first waterproofing phase begins before the window is installed.
Therefore, when choosing windows and doors, it is crucial to prioritize those with excellent waterproof performance, especially when it comes to protecting your investment property. A good window and door solution can save significant costs on post-installation repairs. Vinco products are designed with these concerns in mind from the beginning. By choosing us, you can save a substantial portion of your budget for other investments.
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Test Description |
Requirements(Class CW-PG70) |
Results |
Verdict |
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Air Leakage Resistance Test |
Maximum air leakage at +75 Pa |
1.5 l/s-m² |
Air leakage at+75 Pa |
0.02 L/s·m² |
Pass |
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Maximum air leakage at -75 Pa |
Report only |
Air leakage at -75 Pa |
0.02 U/sm² |
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Average air leakage rate |
0.02 U/sm² |
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Water Penetration Resistance Test |
Minimum water pressure |
510 Pa |
Test Pressure |
720 Pa |
Pass |
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No water penetration was occurred after testing at 720Pa. |
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Uniform Load Deflection Test at Design Pressure |
Minimum Design Pressure (DP) |
3360 Pa |
Test Pressure |
3360 Pa |
Pass |
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Maximum deflection at handle side stile |
1.5 mm |
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Maximum deflection at bottom rail |
0.9 mm |
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Our products have undergone rigorous waterproof performance testing, making them suitable for any state in the United States, including compliance with the latest Energy Star v7.0 standards. So, if you have a project, don't hesitate to reach out to our sales consultants for assistance.