Maybe I missed something, but could you put awnings above the windows, to let in low-angle winter sun but keep out high-angle summer sun?
---In DoIt_Yourself@yahoogroups.com, <theoldhen@...> wrote :
Ok this is playing a game with my mind lol
Winter solar gain has confused me.
Will that allow the heat from the winter sun to warm up the room or not?
I think I would rather let the winter sun in to naturally warm... and hang sheers on that window in the summer.
Can you please explain the window thing so it doesnt mess up my brain power?
Thank you
Joyce
Winter solar gain has confused me.
Will that allow the heat from the winter sun to warm up the room or not?
I think I would rather let the winter sun in to naturally warm... and hang sheers on that window in the summer.
Can you please explain the window thing so it doesnt mess up my brain power?
Thank you
Joyce
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