Hello to all my fellow builders and curious homeowners out there! Having been in the construction industry for years, I've seen and heard it all. Whether it's about the latest construction tech boom or even the more niche topics like, well... Window Lites. So let's dive right into it!
Now, I can imagine some of you scratching your heads, thinking, "What the heck are Window Lites?!" I had the same thought once! Remember when I was estimating a job using my construction estimating software and came across this term? Yeah, fun times!
Simply put, window lites are individual panes of glass within a window frame. They can give a window a divided appearance even if it's just one large pane. Why would someone want this, you ask? Well, sometimes it's aesthetic, sometimes it's functional, but either way, they can add a unique touch to any space.
Now, I'm not one to dive headfirst into a trend without understanding the benefits. When I first encountered window lites, I was working on a residential project. The homeowner was keen on incorporating them to give their home a more traditional look. But beyond aesthetics:
Before you jump on the Window Lites bandwagon, it's essential to consider a few things. The process might seem as complicated as understanding the difference between estimate, bid, quote, and proposal, but trust me, it's simpler.
Back in the day, when I was just starting to get a grip on using my construction estimating software, I stumbled upon a project which required an estimation for windows with lites. Confused and a bit overwhelmed, I dove deep into research mode. After a few late-night reading sessions and chatting with some colleagues, I felt confident enough to tackle the task. The project turned out to be one of my favorites. The homeowner was ecstatic with the results, and I added a new skill to my repertoire.
Whether you're looking to hop onto the window lite trend or you're just curious, I hope this article shed some light on the topic. And hey, if you ever find yourself estimating a project with them, don't hesitate to use a construction estimating software like the one over at Bolster. It'll make your life a whole lot easier.
Until next time, keep building, keep learning, and don't forget to check out what's actually happening in construction tech. Cheers!