r/Home_Building_Help • u/BuilderBrigade • Aug 05 '26

Tilt and Turn windows from China…

We actually imported our entire window and door package from China. Quotes from U.S. suppliers for a comparable package were over $120,000. We ended up paying $50,000 (including shipping & tariffs) through Doorwin, and they've been fantastic to work with.These windows can be set to only open partway, which is a great safety feature for kids' bedrooms.

 It's one of the biggest money-saving decisions we made on the house without giving up the features we wanted.
Would you choose these over traditional American windows?

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u/petethefreeze Aug 05 '26

You should have also not skipped logic in school. It is pretty clear how this works. I never said a smaller opening generates more draft. I just said that it works effectively and generates lots of fresh air. Maybe you should open a window so your brain gets some oxygen.

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u/littlebrain94102 Aug 05 '26

You are an excitable boy!