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The Window Library is primarily concerned with the selection of Windows that you would like to use within your projectProject.

The Window Library is split into two main sections, the Complete Window Library which shows all 14,000 available windows from the WERS Residential Window Database, and the Selected Windows Table. There are then a variety of filtering features that allow users to filter down the thousands of windows available and select the most appropriate windows for their project.

Selecting Windows

Windows added into the Selected Windows table Table from the top Complete Library become available for selection within the Opening Data-Grid tab under the Window Specification column. By default the selected windows Selected Windows are the NatHERS Default Windows library. (Show example of data-grid opening specs)

You can select windows from the Complete Library and add them to your Selected Window Library list by double clicking or selecting them and hitting the add button Add Button at the top of the table. You can select multiple windows by holding shift or control the ⌨ Shift or ⌨ Control keys while selecting and then when you hit the add button all selected windows Add Button all Selected Windows will be added to the table Selected Window List below.

Windows can be removed from the selected window list by double-clicking Selected Window List by 🖱 Double Left-Clicking them or selecting them and hitting the Keyboard shortcut "Delete" key. You can select multiple items by using the shift ⌨ Shift & control ⌨ Control keys as per usual. You can also clear all windows by using the clear all button.

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Visually Organising the Window Library

You can visually organise the window tables in various ways...

The tables themselves have the following columns:

  • the Windows Code,their full -name

  • Full-name

  • their U-value which is the (whole of window U-value)

  • their Solar Heat Gain Coefficient value (again this is whole of window SHGC)

  • manufacturer-Manufacturer

  • Window Style (such as Casement, Louvre, Sliding etc)

  • Frame Type (such as Aluminium, Thermally Broken Aluminium, Composite, and Wood/PVC/Fibreglass windows are all grouped as a single frame-type too within the WERS databasethere )

There are then a variety of optional columns that are by default hidden such as Frame U-value, Glass U-value, Glass Visible Light Transmittance etc that you can turn on & off using the Column overflow button.

GROUP BY

The Complete Window Library has a variety of Group By toggle buttons similar to the Data-Grid that allow you to group windows by various headings, such as Grouping By Manufacturer, Frame Type, Glass Type or Window Opening Style. Selecting these toggles creates a tree where Window Specifications get added under these various headings. These Group By buttons are configurable in order of when they are added so you could customise the tree by selecting your preferred group by buttons in order.

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