Are your customers’ windows actually cold — or does it just feel that way?

Stop guessing. Measure it. The Cold Test Kit puts a European triple-glazed window sample, an infrared thermometer and a draft tester in your hands for $39. $40+ in guaranteed products, shipping included. HST is added at checkout. 1 of 50 claimed

The run.

• $39.00 per kit, shipping included. HST is added at checkout.
• 50 kits in this run. One kit per customer.
• Box numbers are assigned in order of purchase and appear on your order confirmation.
• Box no. 25 carries a $1,500 credit and box no. 50 carries a $2,500 credit in place of the $300. That schedule is fixed and published here.
• A returned box is not renumbered and its credit is not reissued.
• Returns within 30 days if the kit is unopened and in its original box; return shipping is at the customer’s cost.
• The run ends when all 50 boxes are sold. The $2,500 credit is issued only if box no. 50 is sold.
• New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island only.

Claim your box — $39.

Four fields, then you go straight to checkout. $40+ in guaranteed products, shipping included.

What is in the kit.

Illustration — the sample is 14″ × 14″ overall, including the nail flange. A corner sample of a European tilt-turn window, triple glazed, fitted with a Canadian nail flange — 14″ × 14″ overall, so you can hold the whole build-up in one hand. An infrared laser thermometer, to read the surface temperature of your own glass. A draft tester, to show where the air actually moves. And a $300 credit toward a window order of $5,000 or more. $40+ in guaranteed products. The credit is on top and is not counted toward that.

Same opening. Same nail flange. Built differently.

We are not going to quote you a rating. Every unit gets its own numbers after it is built, and your windows are not our windows. What we can tell you is what is different in the build, and you can count all of it on the sample in your hand: three panes instead of two, two sealed cavities instead of one, multi-point locking instead of a single catch. The one thing that is not different is how it goes in — the nail flange is the part your crew already knows. $40+ in guaranteed products, and the measurements are yours to take.