Leland,

I've got to know the rep for Mon-Ray. They manufacture an interesting 
line of storm windows. Regardless, I know they do water testing at least 
on their own windows (seen it at a mini-IPTW in Delaware) as well as 
have a line of hurricane & explosion proof items. They are from 
Minnesota and seem like just plain decent folk. If they can't do the 
testing they might be worth talking to regardless to give you tips or a 
reference. Call me if you want more info.

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Leland Torrence wrote:

> Ralph and Eric,
>
> These are custom made teak Tischler windows.  They were installed by 
> Tischler as well.  They have leaked during rains since they were 
> installed and have been rejected by the owner and architect.  They are 
> being retrofitted, but before acceptance the owner and architect are 
> requiring testing, at least for water infiltration and probably to 
> make sure they meet wind code.  I am the builder responsible for the 
> envelope and site.  I am tracking down as much info as I can, looking 
> for a practical method of testing the window sections on site. 
>
> Best,
>
> Leland
>
>  
>
> Leland R. S. Torrence
>
> Leland Torrence Enterprises and the Guild
>
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>
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>
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>
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