Exceed Stretch Codes with Assembled U-Factors as low as 0.24 with 1” IGUs LEARN MORE

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Energy Efficiency Exceeded

Exceed Stretch Codes

As the sustainability movement gains momentum worldwide, the focus on energy-efficient practices in construction has become increasingly prominent. One effective strategy that has emerged in this regard is the implementation of stretch codes by governments and regulatory bodies. These codes set higher energy efficiency standards compared to traditional building codes, pushing the construction industry towards more eco-friendly practices.

Here at FreMarq, we have taken up the challenge of exceeding the rigorous energy efficiency criteria outlined in the latest stretch codes. Our cutting-edge fenestration systems are designed not only to meet but to surpass these standards, delivering outstanding performance with U-values as low as 0.24 using 1″ IGUs. By embracing our advanced technology, buildings can significantly reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to the fight against climate change

A Step Further

For those looking to elevate their building’s energy performance even further, we offer a groundbreaking solution. By incorporating our Zero•Net™ framing, FortMax™ thermal barrier, and VIG units, buildings can achieve an impressive R-10 with an assembled U-value as low as 0.098.

Recent Stretch/Enhanced Code States: California, Colorado, Maryland, New York, Massachusetts

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By using the Energy Cost Savings Tool (the “Tool”), you agree that the Tool is proprietary information of FreMarq Innovations, Inc. (the “Company”) and that the Tool shall be and shall forever remain the property of the Company. You agree that you will not (a) disassemble, decompile, reverse engineer, reproduce or alter the Tool nor permit any third party to do so; (b) copy the Tool; (c) modify or create derivative works based upon the Tool; (d) attempt to delete, disable, or otherwise circumvent any security measures implemented by the Company with respect to the Tool; or (e) assist, permit, or authorize any third party entity to perform any of the activities prohibited above.

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