On May 9, 10:14*am, John Albert wrote:
Hello all...

I've got an old house, built in 1911. It still has the
original windows.

I'm having the roof replaced, and the guy who's going to do
it does windows/siding as well.

Like everyone else I've talked to, he offered vinyl
replacement windows.

My question is:
Why always vinyl for windows?

I've looked around at them, and have never been impressed by
their construction or quality. They just look "cheap" to me.

What makes them better?
Or -- is it just about "cheaper"?

If I was going to have the windows done, I'd probably want
something like Pella "450" series -- that is, basic wooden
windows with aluminum cladding on the outer surfaces.

The wooden windows in this house are old, and yes, in need
of replacement. But somehow they lasted 100 years. Will
vinyl replacements have similar longevity?

You need windows that will prevent radioactive penetration from
nuclear fallouts. bring the war home to destroy these capitalist
****bag universities that have enslaved the US and exterminated the
natives.