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Heritage Series Folding Windows
Heritage Series
- Wood interior & exterior
- Primer or K-Kron II exterior finish
- 30+ exterior colors
- 10-year exterior finish warranty
Heritage Series Folding Windows
- Offers pass-through serving for restaurants, entertaining
- 1-3/4" or 2-1/4" thick panels*
- 3", 4-5/8" or 6" wide stiles & top rail
- 4-5/8", 6", 7-9/16" or 12-5/8" high bottom rails
*2-1/4 panels required with triple pane glass
Size Limitations
There are no standard sizes for folding windows.
Size Limitations
|Folding Windows
|Panel Width
|Panel Height
|Basic Jamb
|# Panels per Side
|8 panels
|Unobstructed Views
*Option for 8-9/16" and other jamb depths
Custom sizes may be available within the size limitations shown. Other limitations may apply as well. Custom products may incur additional costs and/or longer lead times.
For technical construction details, see CSI Specifications.
Additional information is available at:
- Panels folded all to one side
- Split and then folded to either side of the opening
- Floating configuration, allows panels to be put on either side of the opening
- Access panel configuration to allow easy access; a swing sash panel will be hinged off of one of the sides of the frame or another panel, depending on the configuration chosen
Configurations can be reversed.
NOTE: The configurations shown above are just an overview of what's available. Talk to your Kolbe dealer for more information.
Glass Terminology
LoE²-270 glass delivers year-round comfort in most types of weather. Offering a balance of high clarity and low solar heat gain, LoE²-270 is standard in most Kolbe products. In summer, it rejects the sun's heat and damaging UV rays. In winter, it reflects heat back into the room.
Customers placing orders, with LoE-270, containing annealed and tempered products, will receive LoE-270 on the annealed glass units and LoE-272 on tempered units. The LoE coating of 272, for tempered units, will provide the closest match in function and visibility to the LoE-270 annealed units.
For warm climates, LoE³-366 delivers a balance of solar control and high visibility. This coating helps provide protection of fading, blocking up to 95% of the sun's damaging rays.
The solar performance of LoE³-340 glass is unprecedented in a double pane unit, with no room-darkening tint required. With an SHGC of just 0.18, it greatly reduces oppressive solar heat gain. And, wherever glare is a problem, LoE³-340 controls that as well. Then, when the cold weather rolls around, its low U-factor reduces indoor heat loss. This results in year-round comfort in warm climates.
When the weather turns frigid, LoE-180 glass is the perfect cold remedy. It keeps homes warmer and more comfortable by blocking heat loss to the outside and letting the sun's heat stream in to increase solar heat gain.
Argon Gas
Argon gas is a colorless, odorless, non-toxic, naturally-occurring element that is inert, meaning it will not react with other elements or gasses. Because argon gas has a thermal conductivity 30% lower than air, the use of argon gas in a LoE coated insulated glass unit allows it to provide for an incremental improvement to the overall U-factor of the unit. For increased energy efficiency, argon is supplied, at no additional cost, in all LoE coated insulated glass units, with the exception of those units with glass dimensions less than 14" x 14" or units that require capillary/breather tubes due to being shipped over or installed in high altitude elevations. Units constructed without argon gas will have higher U-values.
High altitude situations occur when Kolbe double pane insulated glass units are shipped over or installed in areas that begin at 5000 feet above sea level. For triple pane insulated glass units, high altitude begins at 3500 feet above sea level. To find the energy performance for units in high altitude situations, use our energy database and select Air as the fill option for double or triple pane glass.
Tempered Glass
In doors, all panes are tempered for safety. Windows may be ordered tempered as well, which may be required due to the glass size and/or to meet local building codes. If broken, tempered glass shatters into small fragments rather than large, sharp shards.
Heat-strengthening and glass tempering are processes of heating annealed glass to approximately 1200° F (650° C) and then rapidly cooling it with air. The resultant piece of glass is approximately two to four times stronger than a piece of annealed glass. This increased strength is the result of permanently locking the outer surface molecules of the glass in compression and the center portion in compensating tension. When LoE tempered glass is required, because of the tempering process, specially formulated LoE coatings are used to match annealed glass coatings. Kolbe will supply tempered glass products that closest match in function and visibility to the standard annealed products supplied.
Thermal Efficiency
Inert gas dissipates over the life of the insulated glass unit. Kolbe does not warrant the amount or percentage of argon present in insulating glass or a specific level of unit thermal efficiency at any time after manufacture. Visit our energy database to select and view your specific window and its listed energy performance values.
Thermo-Edge Spacers
Kolbe's standard glass offerings are complemented by a state-of–the-art, stainless steel spacer bar system on most units. The advanced design of this system incorporates a stainless steel spacer with airtight bent corners and a dual-seal construction of compressed polyisobutylene (PIB) and silicone. Desiccants are contained in the spacer to eliminate the potential for moisture. These features combine to reduce the thermal transmission through the edge seal, creating better energy performance and increasing the roomside glass temperature while reducing the potential for condensation at the sash to glass interface as compared to aluminum spacer designs. Thermo-Edge spacers are one of the many quality details that define Kolbe windows and doors. Thermo-Edge spacers are not available on very small radius units, units with ½" insulated glass, with the Champagne or Dark Bronze Anodized spacer option, units with "pencil" bar grilles-in-the-airspace, or true divided lites. Available in stainless steel (standard) and black painted.
NOTE: LoE²-270 and other LoE coatings are trademarks of Cardinal IG; visit the Cardinal IG website for in-depth information about glass.
Standard - Double Pane Glass
Double pane glass achieves energy efficiency across various climate zones
- Double pane insulating glass unit
- LoE²-270
- Argon gas
- Thermo-Edge, stainless steel spacer bars
Double pane glass is standard for most Kolbe products. Size and other limitations may apply. Door glass is always tempered for safety. Window glass may be tempered, and may be required for large glass sizes and/or to meet local building codes. For information about optional LoE coatings, tempered glass with LoE coatings, or exceptions to argon gas, please expand Glass Terminology above.
Option - Triple Pane Glass
- Triple pane insulating glass unit
- LoE²-270
- Argon gas
- Thermo-Edge, stainless steel spacer bars
- LoE-180
Size and other limitations may apply. Door glass is always tempered for safety. Window glass may be tempered, and may be required for large glass sizes and/or to meet local building codes. For information about optional LoE coatings, tempered glass with LoE coatings, or exceptions to argon gas, please expand Glass Terminology above. Triple pane glass is not available with laminated glass panes. The only obscure glass patterns available in triple pane glass units are Pattern 62 and Glue Chip.
Option - ThermaPlus Coating
ThermaPlus is an optional interior coating that can be applied to help meet the strictest energy requirements, helping provide protection against heat loss and UV damage
- Double pane insulating glass unit
- LoE²-270
- Argon gas
- ThermaPlus coating on indoor surface
- Thermo-Edge, stainless steel spacer bars
Door glass is always tempered for safety. Window glass may be tempered, and may be required for large glass sizes and/or to meet local building codes. For information about optional LoE coatings, tempered glass with LoE coatings, or exceptions to argon gas, please expand Glass Terminology above.
Option - Laminated Glass
Laminated glass in one or all panes adds safety, security, sound control, and the ultimate in UV blockage
- Double pane insulating glass unit
- LoE coating options
- Argon gas
- Thermo-Edge, stainless steel spacer bars
- Laminated glass (i.e. Two pieces of glass fused together with a plastic interlayer)
Limitations for using laminated glass may apply if products must meet specific impact or design pressure ratings. Construction and structural modifications may be required to meet building codes. For information about LoE coatings, tempered glass with or without LoE coatings, or exceptions to argon gas, please expand Glass Terminology above.
Option - Impact Resistant Glass
Impact glass helps withstand harsh environmental conditions, especially in coastal regions. Combined with K-Force® impact product upgrades, this product offers a high level of protection against property damage.
Option - Finely Crafted Glass
Finely crafted glass is a decorative glass option that can include a variety of caming options, as well as colored glass, patterned glass and more.
Examples include:
- Water glass
- Beveled glass
- Color glass in a custom design
- V-grooves
- Pink water glass
- Zinc caming
- Clear water glass
- Beveled glass
- Brass caming
- Baroque glass
NOTE: Not available with LoE coatings, argon gas or Thermo-Edge spacer bars.
Option - Tinted, Colored or Patterned Glass
Tints, colors and/or patterns in glass can provide shade, privacy or visual interest.
Kolbe offers a variety of attractive patterns:
- Pattern 62
- Glue Chip
- Rain
- Frosted Matte
- Aquatex
- Reeded (horizontal)
- Reeded (vertical)
NOTES: Other patterns may be available by special order. Rain glass is not available with PDL bars on the obscure glass surface. Ratings for products with obscure or wired glass and/or stained glass shall be deemed to be equivalent to the ratings for clear glass (NFRC 200 Section 4.5.G).
Option - Neat Glass
Neat® glass goes through a special sputter-coating process to make the exterior surface ultra smooth. Water "sheets off" more readily than it would on uncoated glass, helping rinse away dirt, and therefore requiring less cleaning time (view video).
NOTE: Not available on units with specialty glass on surface #1 or 2.
Option - Preserve Protective Film
Preserve™ is an optional, protective film that protects glass from scratches during transit and construction, as well as helping to reduce the time involved in job site clean-up.
NOTE: Not available on single-glazed units, units with true divided lites or other small insulating glass units, or some types of decorative glass. Contact your local Kolbe dealer for more information.
Divided Lites
Option - The PDL System for Ultra, Heritage & Classic Series Products
The Performance divided lite (PDL) system uses a single insulating glass unit, which offers much better U-factors than true divided lite units. This is due to the large, unobstructed thermal break created by airflow within the insulating glass unit.
- Wood bars are adhered to the interior of the insulating glass unit*
- Aluminum, beveled-profile bars are adhered to the exterior*
- Champagne-colored bars are held within the insulating glass unit
*Some intricate designs and coastal applications may require a composite material for the exterior PDL bars and are not coated with fluoropolymer finish.
PDL bars
- Exterior & interior bars are finished to match the exterior or interior of the window or door unit
- Optional bar widths: 5/8", 7/8", 1-1/8", 1-3/8", 1-3/4", 2-1/4", 4-1/2" and custom
- Interior bar profiles: beveled (standard), ovolo, and square
NOTE: Double pane insulating glass have one bar within the insulating glass unit, as shown above. Triple pane insulating glass have two bars, one in each airspace. Limitations may apply, especially to curved bars.
Option - True Divided Lites for Heritage Series Products
True divided lites (TDL) gives each unit authentic traditional divided panes often found in historical projects. It is available only on Heritage Series products.
Construction & Benefits
- 1-1/8" wide wood muntin bars in between individual 5/8" insulating glass*
- Horizontal and vertical bars interlock for strength and security
- Profile shadow lines enhance the warm, rich look
- Wood Species: Pine (standard), other wood species (option)
- Custom bar widths and profiles available
Factory Finishes
- Unfinished on interior, primed on exterior as standard
- Prefinishing available to match exterior and interior finish (option)
NOTE: Units with traditional sash have 1/2" insulating glass.
Option - Interior Removable Grilles for Ultra, Heritage & Classic Series Products
Interior removable wood grilles offer aesthetic flexibility, as well as easy cleaning. They are available only on wood products.
Construction & Benefits
- Built with full surround frame and bars that interlock at the joints for stability
- Applied to interior of window using exclusive hidden clip system
- Offer the ability to change styles by removing the grilles
- Can easily be removed to clean the glass
- Species: pine (standard), other wood species (option)
Bar Profiles & Widths
- Interior bar profiles: beveled (standard), and ovolo (option)
- Optional bar widths: 7/8", 1-1/8", and custom
Factory Finishes
Prefinishing available to match interior finish of entire unit (option)
NOTE: If ovolo bar profile is chosen, glazing beads will be ovolo to match. If a finish is requested, it will be applied to both sides of the grille; i.e., the sides seen from the interior and exterior will be finished the same. Primer is not available on grilles.
Option - Grilles-in-the-Airspace for Ultra, Heritage & Classic Series Products
- Achieves a style similar to true divided lites
- Easy to clean, with no obstruction on the interior or exterior of the glass unit
- Aluminum bars are sealed within the "airspace" of insulating glass units*
- The bars allow air-flow throughout the insulating glass unit, creating an unobstructed thermal break, maintaining an energy efficiency not possible with true divided lites
- Contoured, aluminum bars (finishes below)
- Flat, aluminum bars (finishes below)
- "Pencil-shaped" brass bars
- "Pencil-shaped" pewter bars
Finish Options on Contoured & Flat Bars (contoured bars shown)
GIA for Wood
NOTES: Ask your dealer about other options. Some units are available with:
- Flat brass bars
- Two-tones, i.e. one color or wood appearance option on the interior and a different one on the exterior
- Custom patterns & bar "shapes" (limitations apply due to bending capabilities)
- Diamond patterns are not available
*For triple pane units, the bars are held within the exterior airspace. GIA are not available on Ultra or Heritage Series Sterling Double Hungs, Studio Units, or Sliding Patio Doors with triple pane glass.
**The wood "finishes" are wood appearance options and not real wood.
Glazing Bead
Beveled Glazing Beads for wood products
Beveled glazing beads help create the traditional look of wood windows (standard for most wood products; option for Craftsman doors & Heritage Series tilt-turn windows)
Ovolo Glazing Beads for wood products
Ovolo glazing beads have a curved profile (option for most wood products; standard for Craftsman doors and Heritage Series tilt-turn windows)
On-screen images of finishes and colors may vary slightly from actual colors. Selections should be made based on actual color samples from your local dealer. Prices may vary depending on the color or finish chosen.
Hardware for Folding Door Panels
- Hinge Handles - Standard on most panels that fold to the exterior
- Finger Pulls - Option if the final folding panel does not have a hinge handle to pull in the panel
Finishes include:
- Matte Black
- Satin Nickel (shown)
- Bright Brass
- Chrome
Locking Hardware for Folding Door Panels (option)
- Top and bottom flush bolts (Matte Black shown, also available in Satin Nickel, Bright Brass and Chrome)
- Concealed shoot bolts with Aria or Uno handle
- Aria handle available in Matte Black (shown), Dull/Brushed Chrome (shown), Bright Brass and Chrome
- Uno handle available in Matte Black or Dull/Brushed Chrome (shown)
Magnetic Latches (option)
When folding window & door panels are open, some movement can occur due to wind or other factors. These magnetic latches prevent movement, keeping the panels in a fully-open position. Kits are available for installation on the job site and include two magnetic latches and installation instructions.
Panel Stays for Swinging Panels of Folding Doors (option)
When folding windows & doors with swinging panels are open, the loose swinging panels may move a bit due to wind or other factors. Panel stays consist of two parts – the main unit and a T-unit. The main unit attaches to the swinging panel, while the T-unit attaches to the adjacent folding panel. When open, the swinging panel folds back on the adjacent panel, and the two parts of the stay snap together, thereby preventing movement. Panel stays help keep the doors in a fully-open position.
Panel stays can be ordered as kits for field-application.
Locking Hardware for Swinging Panels of Folding Doors
- Multi-point locking hardware with weather-resistant, stainless steel operator parts and hardware channels
- Keyed handle sets
- Single-point locking hardware (option)
- Handle set options shown below
Toronto Handle Sets for Swinging Doors
Toronto handle sets are available for most inswing and outswing doors.
- Bright Brass PVD
- Antique Brass
- Antique Nickel PVD
- Matte Black
- Oil-Rubbed
- Satin Nickel PVD
- Smoky Gray PVD
- Rustic Umber
- Oil-rubbed is a living finish which will change appearance over time.
- PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) finish is an application over the color which helps protect the finish from tarnishing, peeling and cracking.
Verona Handle Sets for Swinging Doors
Verona handle sets are available for most inswing and outswing doors.
- Bright Brass PVD
- Antique Brass
- Antique Nickel PVD
- Matte Black
- Oil-Rubbed
- Satin Nickel PVD
- Smoky Gray PVD
- Rustic Umber
- Oil-rubbed is a living finish which will change appearance over time.
- PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) finish is an application over the color which helps protect the finish from tarnishing, peeling and cracking.
- Smoky Gray is shown with optional keyed lock cylinder.
München Handle Sets for Swinging Doors
München handle sets are available for most inswing and outswing doors.
- Bright Brass PVD
- Antique Brass
- Antique Nickel PVD
- Matte Black
- Oil-Rubbed
- Satin Nickel PVD
- Smoky Gray PVD
- Rustic Umber
- München handles are not available on doors with 3" wide stiles.
- Oil-rubbed is a living finish which will change appearance over time.
- PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) finish is an application over the color which helps protect the finish from tarnishing, peeling and cracking.
Dallas Handle Sets for Swinging Doors
Dallas handle sets are available for most inswing and outswing doors.
NOTE: PVD finish is an application over the color that helps protect the finish from tarnishing, peeling and cracking.
Retractable Insect Screen Option
- Pleated, weather-resistant polyester mesh
- Slim design
- Dark Brown or White frame
- Multiple precision bearings provide smooth operation
- Mounts on inside jamb face of the finished opening
- Double bi-parting screen configurations available
- Pocketing configurations available for installation on the job site
- The screens will be sent in a kit for field installation, and will need to be cut down and trimmed to fit
|Screen Size Limitations
|Single Screen Width
|Double Bi-Parting Screen Width
*Exceptions apply within these guidelines; i.e., the Minimum Width is not available with the Maximum Height. Please work with your dealer to determine whether the size you need is available.
Manufacturer Note: Windy conditions may affect the performance of pleated screens. Be sure to retract the screen in windy circumstances, during inclement weather, and when not needed to support immediate ventilation or prolong periods of time when not being used.
Wood Species
Exterior Wood Species
- Pine
- Wood parts exposed to the exterior are preservative-treated
- Other wood species may be available upon request; those shown are a small example of what may be available
NOTE: Because wood varies by nature, the actual wood used in our products may vary in grain and color from that shown here.
Exterior Finish/Colors
Most Heritage Series windows, patio door and wood door frames are coated on the exterior with latex primer as standard, ready for your choice of topcoat.
Heritage Series wood swinging door panels are unfinished as standard, but can be primed on the exterior.
Option - K-Kron II Exterior Finish
K-Kron II colors are available for most Heritage Series wood products and the panels of Fiberglass doors. It is a three-step process: 1) Wood pieces are immersed in a treatment for protection from water, insects and fungus, 2) A high performance urethane primer is applied to help seal the wood and provide a tough bonding surface, 3) the topcoat finish is applied using an airless, control-spray system that ensures complete, consistent coverage. (Learn more). Kolbe offers an extensive array of colors, as well as custom colors.
- Highest quality warranted finish for exterior wood substrates in the industry
- Resists ultraviolet deterioration and chalking, chemical attack, as well as damage from salt, wind, sleet and snow
- 10-year film integrity warranty extended directly to the homeowner (view Warranties)
NOTE: Please make color selections using actual samples from your local dealer. For custom colors, please provide a sample to your dealer.
Exterior Trim
Option - Exterior Wood Trim
Accentuate the beauty of your doors with exterior wood brickmould or casing. It is Pine as standard, but may be requested in other wood species. The exterior will be finished to match the rest of the window or door unless requested otherwise. (Those shown are finished with K-Kron II in Natural Cotton.)
Brickmould / Casing:
- #2802 - 1-15/16" Brickmould
- #2802 - 1-15/16" Flat Casing (applied reverse of 1-15/16" Brickmould; not shown)
- #2836 - 1-15/16" Flat Casing with Backband, 1-piece (not shown)
- #2825 - 3-1/2" Brickmould
- #2825 - 3-1/2" Flat Casing (applied reverse of 3-1/2" Brickmould)
- #2832 - 3-1/2" Brickmould with Backband
- #2831 - 3-1/2" Flat Casing with Backband
- #2826 - 4" Flat Casing (not shown)
- #2821 - 5" Flat Casing (not shown)
- Special Width Flat Casings (not shown)
- #2027 - 2" Beaded Casing (not shown)
- #2029 - 3-1/2" Beaded Casing (not shown)
- #2114/2115 - Prospect Casing (not shown)
1-15/16" Brickmould,
Standard Sill Nosing
3-1/2" Brickmould,
2" Sill Nosing
3-1/2" Flat Casing,
Standard Sill Nosing
3-1/2" Brickmould
with Backband,
2-3/4" Sill Nosing
3-1/2" Flat Casing
with Backband,
Historic 2x2 Sill Nosing
2" Beaded Casing,
Sill Nosing
3-1/2" Beaded Casing,
2" Sill Nosing
Prospect Casing,
Historic 2x2 Sill Nosing
NOTES: The window corner sections above show brickmould and sill nosing, however sill nosing does not apply to doors or folding windows.
Custom wood trim is available, contact your local Kolbe dealer for more information.
Interior Wood Species
Wood Species
Pine is standard, however, other wood species may be available upon request. Those shown are a small example of what may be available.
NOTE: Because wood varies by nature, the actual wood used in our products may vary in grain and color from that shown here.
Interior Finish/Colors
Standard - Unfinished
Unfinished on the interior unless requested otherwise.
Option - Factory-Applied Primer
- The interior of wood windows & doors may be ordered factory-primed
- Primer prepares your windows and doors for a beautiful, painted finish to be completed on the job site
NOTE: Limitations may apply; contact your local Kolbe dealer for more information.
Option - Factory-Applied Clear Coat or Stain
Double Clear Coat
Let the natural beauty of the wood show with a durable clear finish. Note that when a double clear coat is requested without stain, a durable, solvent-based finish will be used.
Water-based stain is applied, then two coats of clear, water-based satin finish are applied to help protect the stain. The wood is lightly sanded between the coats. Custom stain colors may be requested.
- Cherry
- Chestnut
- Coffee Bean
- Ebony
- Library Red
- Light Oak 998
- Red Wheat
- Spiced Walnut
- Sunset Oak
- Wheat
- Double Coat Clear
NOTE: On-screen images of interior finishes may vary from actual colors. Stain colors shown on pine. Selections should be made based on actual color samples. Limitations may apply; contact your local Kolbe dealer for more information.
Option - Factory-Applied Paint
After being factory-primed, a topcoat of water-based, acrylic type latex paint is applied.
Note that it is possible to obtain paint through any Sherwin-Williams retail store in the United States and Canada that is color-matched to Kolbe's interior colors. Just mention the name of the Kolbe interior paint finish, and they will have the color formula on file.
Custom interior colors may be requested by supplying a paint sample.
NOTE: On-screen images of interior finishes may vary from actual colors. Selections should be made based on actual color samples. Limitations may apply; contact your local Kolbe dealer for more information.
Interior Trim
Option - Interior Trim
Accent the interior of windows and doors with interior casing.
- 2-1/8" wide ranch casing (1) or 2-1/4" wide colonial casing (2) in pine or oak
- Radius casing
- Specialty mouldings are available in pine, oak and other wood species
- Shipped loose for field application
Drawing Files - Misc - CSI Specs & Clear Opgs for Heritage Series Folding Windows
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Drawing Files - Divided Lites for Heritage Series Folding Windows
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Drawing Files - Section Details with Double Pane Glass for Heritage Series Folding Windows
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Drawing Files - Section Details with Triple Pane Glass for Heritage Series Folding Windows
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Drawing Files - All Files for Heritage Series Folding Windows
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Performance Data
Test Data and Reports:
Air, water & structural test reports are not currently available for this product. View reports for other Heritage Series products.
Acoustic performance data is not currently available for this product. View reports for other Heritage Series products.
Energy Data
FSC Certification
Option - FSC Certified Wood
Kolbe® has been granted Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain-of-Custody Certification, as have many of our distributors.
The FSC is an international organization dedicated to promoting responsible management of the world's forests. FSC certification ensures that the wood in products come from well-managed forests which meet the social, economic and ecological needs of present and future generations. Chain-of-Custody is the path taken from the forest to the consumer – including each stage of transformation, manufacturing, storage and transport involving a change of ownership of the material or product.
Independent certification bodies assess chain of custody operations against FSC standards, review a company's qualifications, and award FSC certificates when operations are in full compliance. Certificates are valid for five years; however, according to FSC policy, the third party certification body must verify continued compliance. Kolbe has been awarded certification through Scientific Certification Systems, Inc. (SCS), which will conduct surveillance audits to reconfirm Kolbe's compliance on an annual basis.
Kolbe Products Available with FSC Certified Wood
FSC certified wood is an option on many Kolbe window and door products. Wood species available include alder, cherry, fir, mahogany, maple, oak, pine, walnut and other wood species. These products will be constructed using solid or edge-glued material, except for radius units.
Standard and impact performance Kolbe products available with this option include:
- VistaLuxe Collection windows and doors (wood interior / extruded aluminum exterior; contemporary design)
- Ultra Series windows and doors (wood interior / extruded aluminum exterior)
- Heritage Series windows and doors (wood interior and exterior, includes Craftsman doors and Old World Classic double hungs)
FSC certified products can contribute points toward certification for LEED, Green Globes, and other green building programs. Kolbe will be happy to help architects and builders demonstrate their commitment to the environment by offering FSC-certified wood. By relying on certified architects and builders, homeowners can ensure that their project is built true to green initiatives.
Finish Performance
K-Kron II Finish Performance
- High performance finish
- Resists ultraviolet deterioration and chalking, chemical attack, as well as damage from salt, wind, sleet and snow
- 10-year film integrity warranty extended directly to the homeowner (view Warranties)
- Warranty is transferable to subsequent homeowners
- Over 30 vibrant colors to choose from (see Exterior tab)
- Custom colors are available; simply provide a sample to your dealer
|Three-steps to applying the K-Kron II exterior finish system
The K-Kron II three-step exterior finishing system follows WDMA T.M. 12-2000 guidelines.
|Film Characteristics & Properties of K-Kron II
Applies to units of Ponderosa pine, sugar pine, Douglas fir, helmock and other select wood species.
Film Characteristics:
Two coats high performance urethane exterior primer followed with one coat K-Kron II exterior colored topcoat1
Colors Available:
31 standard colors; custom colors available
35 +/- 5
Dry Film Thickness:
Average total dry film thickness equals 6.0-7.0 mils (4.0-4.5 mils primer and 2.0-2.5 mils topcoat)
Color Uniformity:
Color instrumentally and visually controlled
Dry Film Adhesion (Crosshatch):
2B or better after tape is pulled off
Wet Film Adhesion:
2B or better after tape is pulled off
Boiling Water Resistance:
2B or better after tape is pulled off
Muriatic Acid Resistance:
15 minutes - no effect
Chemical Resistance:
Pass - no damaging effect
Freeze/Thaw Cycling:
Pass - no damaging effect (33 cycles complete)
Impact Resistance:
Pass - no paint removal
Mortar Resistance:
Pass - no loss of film, no visual change after water and/or 10% muriatic acid solution clean-up
Blocking Test:
Pass - no part-to-part blocking
Weathering Resistance -
Max. 5 Delta E Units color change
Outdoor Exposure
Exposed to Southern Florida, Phoenix, Arizona and Wisconsin. (Representing hot humid, dry and industrial climates)
Accelerated Weathering Test:
Pass - film maintained integrity and also examined for adhesion, checking, cracking, peeling, separation, chalking, dirt retention, mildew and changes in color and gloss
Abrasion Resistance,
20,000 - 24,000 liters sand/mil of coated film
1 System available to approved applicators only.
2 American Society for Testing & Materials
NOTE: K-Kron II color selectors are available through Kolbe dealers. For an accurate, computerized color match, please take a K-Kron II sample to a local paint supplier.
Wood and Vinyl Window & Door Products (Effective Jan. 1, 2012)
Wood, Ten (10) Years, Limitations Apply | Vinyl, Limited Lifetime
Insulating Glass (Effective Jan. 1, 2012)
Products with Stainless Steel Spacers: Twenty (20) Years
Products with Aluminum Spacers: Ten (10) Years
Limitations Apply
Factory Finishes (Effective Sept. 1, 2014)
Latex Primer, Five (5) Years | K-Kron, Ten (10) Years
Vinyl Finishes & Interior Wood-Appearance Lamination, Ten (10) Years
Polyester/Alum. Clad, Twenty (20) Years | Fluoropolymer/Clad, Thirty (30) Years
Limitations Apply
International - Wood & Vinyl Window & Door Products (Effective Jan. 1, 2012)
Five (5) Years, Limitations Apply
For other information relating to warranties, please contact your local Kolbe dealer.
Kolbe Flashing Information
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Z2 > Rotor
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Never buy something because of it's looks.
Z2 > Rotor
Feeds any paint, auto anti-jam
Thanks! I just like the look more. It wasnt the determinating factor. Which is smaller?
Posted 07 January 2013 - 11:03 PM
Never buy something because of it's looks.
Z2 > Rotor
Feeds any paint, auto anti-jam
the only time my rotor has jammed, also jammed my prophecy.
i personally havent had any jamming issues aside from that with any of my rotors- including the one i got that was easily one of the first 100 made.
they are both equally great hoppers. in this scenario, you might as well pick on looks.
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I have a rotor and have had a Z2 and I personally love my rotor.
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Posted 08 January 2013 - 01:32 PM
Does the Z2 have it's weight distributed lower? I've always been bothered by the fact that my Rotor feels so top-heavy.
that makes no sense. All of the rotor's weight is on the bottom...
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Posted 08 January 2013 - 02:34 PM
Does the Z2 have it's weight distributed lower? I've always been bothered by the fact that my Rotor feels so top-heavy.
that makes no sense. All of the rotor's weight is on the bottom...
I think what makes me think the Z2 will be better is that is widest at the bottom whereas the rotor is in the middle and holds most of the paint in its top half. Its more the weight of the paint inside than the motor and batteries that seems poorly distributed.
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I sold my Rotor to buy a Z2 and I don't regret it at all. Not that the Rotor is bad, I just prefer the Z2. Only had one Rotor jam and that was rec paint. Z2 hasn't jammed and feeds as fast as anyone could need. Honestly when it comes to super loaders, it isn't wrong to pick based on looks. They'll all perform well enough.
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Posted 09 January 2013 - 04:00 AM
Works well, just seems poorly designed n my opinion. The way the feedneck shifted drove me nuts, the nose shape was poorly designed so paintballs get trapped in the nose of the loader and there is that space around the internals that you can look straight down and see exposed electronics. Don't get me wrong my Z2 worked great, there were just too many little quirks that I didn't care for
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Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:34 PM
It's a matter of what you look for in a hopper. I've used both of them and like what each have to offer. Both of them will work perfectly fine on the field.
The Rotor:
- Super simple, idiot proof design. (Less maintenance. You can take it apart in less than 30 seconds.)
- Durable as hell. (Both are very very durable but the Rotor takes a slight edge just because you don't really need to worry about a fried board.)
- Add a Speedfeed + lid attachment. This makes it the ideal choice for rainy days.
- Much more efficient on batteries.
- Customizable colors
The Z2:
- Sound-activated, more reliable feeding. (You'll notice less jams.)
- Automatic anti-jam (If it detects a jam it will un-jam itself for you.)
- Customizable settings (You can adjust the speed and sound of how it feeds.)
- Rip drive (You can manually un-jam/feed your paint in case it runs out of battery or something goes wrong. Also, the rip drive is much better at un-jamming paint than the Rotor's fin switch... If your Rotor breaks down or runs out of battery you'll have a hard time feeding it manually.)
- Easier and faster to switch lids back and forth.
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This too. If i have broken paint or something in the rotor. I can completely disassemble in 10 sec, wipe the paint out, and reassemble in 10 sec. Really easy to fix problems.
I got the rotor because of the simple disassembly. The z2 is a horror to take apart.
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- 01-30-2013, 08:31 PM Thread Author #1
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Hey all! The names Dennis, I'm 21 years old from Tempe Arizona. I guess I should start by saying a little something about me!
I'm a cell phone enthusiast. Have been one since I was about 14 years young. Started with a cheap cricket phone basic features like calling and texting and oh! A flashlight ^_^ I started getting allowances and money and started updating my phones to difference companies every month or 2. I tried all the prepaid companies and prepaid phones. From Cingular prepaid, to tmobile, cricket, and Virgin mobile. Since I wasn't old enough or had a job to get a "good phone" I stuck with Virgin mobile since they had a more "teen" type cell phone. Finally at 17 I was able to afford my own contract phone with Verizon and thus the trading started and Craigslist came along. I was always unsatisfied with the phones i owned. More bored than anything.
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Got my upgrade and upgraded to the blackberry curve. Was able to trade that for a storm 2 and then I joined the ranks of android users when I traded that storm 2 for a droid 2. But it didn't stop there from there i owned the fascinate, Star Wars droid 2, droid 3 and Finally landed the phone of my dreams when I traded my droid 3 for the iPhone 4.
I guess that's where it all started. Since 2007 I wanted the iPhone but could never "afford it" finally I had it in my hand. And 2 years later the obsession continues with the iPhone 5. It all led up to this and I couldn't be happier with this phone. And company. I know it's kinda long but I figured I'd introduce my self this way since in the tech world I see myself as a phone enthusiast. I'm outgoing, I love photography and cooking. I guess those are the basics technology, photos and food!
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This looks fun!
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This looks fun!
I've been an apple fanatic myself. First had the iPhone 3G. Then the 3GS then iPhone 4, iPhone 4S then iPhone 5
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I'm crazy I know. But I'm not going to update my mac for a very long time.
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I too had a similar cellphone past! It's kinda creepy how many of the same phones you traded, I've traded! I would get bored really quickly as well. The iPhone has held my attention the longest at 6 months. Yes I traded my iPhone 4S for a Galaxy Nexus, to a Droid Razr Maxx and came to my senses and managed to trade my Razr Maxx for an iPhone 4S again! I'm home!
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One market, many interpretations
Just as different singers often offer widely varying interpretations of the same song, different observers view the used jet market from diverse vantage points. Moreover, a buyer's or seller's perspective on the market can make, impede or prevent a sale.
A few years ago, when sellers received hard evidence of their aircrafts' reduced values, some stoically declared that they would wait for the market to recover before selling. I resisted the urge to ask, "When will that be?" but it seemed fairly clear within the brokerage community that the market would not be recovering anytime soon. Since it has not, these owners presumably still have their aircraft.
At the same time and with the same information, other owners interpreted the initial downturn as a sell signal and got out. These owners may have recognized that the market would never return to its previous lofty levels.
Still other owners simply did not care much where values were headed as they viewed their aircraft not as a commodity but as a much-needed business tool that performed its intended purpose regardless of whether it was worth a few million more or less.
Of course, many owners care a lot about value and for them the good news is that prices are finally stabilizing. There are more than 500 fewer aircraft for sale today than there were a few years ago, when inventory levels topped 3,000. That might suggest prices should be moving up and maybe they soon will, but right now the average price of all business jets for sale remains nearly $1.5 million below the average reached at the inventory peak.
Clearly, we're still in a buyer's market and–with toppled governments and economic mayhem capturing the world's attention–there exists no shortage of buyers looking to lower the expectations of sellers. Still, one man's music is another man's noise, and each buyer and seller will continue to interpret market signals differently.
One thing's for sure: While inventory may be slowly ratcheting down, predicting at what point a pricing recovery might occur remains a fool's game.
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Sikorsky's Matrix Technology Seeks to 'Execute Missions Within a Virtual View of the World'
Sikorsky Aircraft has uncovered its future plans for unmanned and optionally piloted flights in the helicopter industry and it starts with a name: Matrix Technology. The company "took the red pill" on August 13 with the official launch of the endeavor at AUVSI's Unmanned Systems in Washington, DC.
Representatives from Sikorsky explained various elements of the program to Rotor & Wing and sister publication Defense Daily during an Aug. 8 teleconference with Mark Miller, vice president of research and engineering; Teresa Carleton, vice president of mission systems integration; Igor Cherepinsky, autonomy chief engineer; and Mike Francis, autonomy lead for United Technologies Research Center. (The research arm of Sikorsky's parent company, UTC, is assisting with the algorithms.)
|Matrix Technology demonstration at AUVSI in Washington, DC.
In addition to military missions such as cargo transport and ship landings, Miller noted that Matrix will have applications for the commercial side, including logistics, search and rescue (SAR), "operations back and forth to rigs, police, border patrol, pipeline/utility surveillance – there's just a number of missions that lend themselves well in the civil arena to this technology."
Sikorsky has dedicated "tens of millions" in internal company dollars to the Matrix program as part of its R&D initiatives. The initial stage of the program is funded through 2014, and the company has set up key performance parameters (KPPs), a series of test flights and specific budgetary objectives to ensure that the effort continues its trajectory.
"If you look at today's autonomous vehicles, most of them are fixed-wing and fly high and out of the clutter," noted Carleton. "The challenges associated with the environments that helicopters fly in every day really haven't been solved yet. So the KPP program and the test flights aim to demonstrate that our Matrix Technology can indeed solve those complex challenges with very high reliability and at good cost so that we're providing value to the customer."
Carleton continued that Sikorsky views the term "optionally piloted" as "taking this technology and being able to apply it to many different scenarios." One likely scenario, she remarked, is "having the autonomy system operate like a virtual second pilot or a virtual safety pilot. Not only do you reduce crew costs, but that seat could be used for another revenue-paying customer."
Two of the centerpieces to the program are a fly-by-wire S-76 test-
bed known as Sikorsky autonomous research aircraft (SARA) and a UH-60M Black Hawk demonstrator that will join the testing program in late 2013. SARA conducted its first flight on July 26. Sikorsky will employ the fly-by-wire UH-60M testbed in a cargo logistics demonstration as part of a cooperative R&D agreement with the U.S. Army.
Sikorsky Innovations is leading the Matrix effort, which is in its second year of operation. The division designed and built the X2 and subsequent S-97 Raider, and will develop the Joint Multi-Role (JMR) technology demonstrator in partnership with teammate Boeing. The Innovations group has headquarters in Stratford, Conn., "but it's really a virtual organization," Miller clarified.
"There are people all across all our sites – our Fort Worth integration center is involved, the research center at UTC is involved, the Development Flight Center in West Palm Beach, Florida," where Sikorsky flew the X2 and the SARA testbed is currently housed, he said.
According to Cherepinsky, Matrix is targeting "increased reliability and safety. And that obviously starts with being able to control a vehicle with a high degree of precision and reliability. And that's what fly-by-wire is all about."
|Sikorsky autonomous research aircraft (SARA) flying
near West Palm Beach, Fla.
While the initial focus is on rotorcraft-specific testing, Matrix Technology could have future applications for fixed-wing aircraft. Miller elaborated: "The challenges we're facing – I came out of the fixed-wing world from Lockheed Martin Skunk Works and when I started working at Sikorsky 13 years ago, and you look at the types of things for helicopters that we asked them do – really are a lot more difficult than a fixed-wing aircraft traditionally faces." The challenge of "encountering obstacles low to the ground and quickly being able to react, which gets solved with Matrix Technology, clearly could be ported to fixed-wing applications as well," he continued.
The program is "creating a virtual view of the world, and then we're executing missions within it, that's kind of the Matrix theme," Miller explained. "But it's our technology branding for everything from an app to a fully autonomous vehicle."
Carelton added that Matrix will "continue to evolve beyond 2014 as we look for opportunities to increase capability with integration of new sensors or more advanced algorithms. It will continue to live and grow beyond the 2014 program milestone."
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Dr. Ali Ghaffari, owner of Buena Vista, testifies Saturday during a hearing at the Curry County Courthouse. (Staff photo: Eric Kluth)
Decisions by state regulators to take over and then shut down Buena Vista Nursing Home had nothing to do with the actions of a state-appointed volunteer who propositioned Buena Vista employees for sex, an attorney for the state said Saturday.
District Judge Stephen Quinn didn't make a final ruling Saturday but ordered attorneys for both sides to produce a summary of their findings of fact within 10 days so he can rule on whether the state was justified in taking control of Buena Vista.
"This case has nothing to do with a sex scandal; this case has everything to with a pattern of neglect," health department attorney Susan Sullivan told Quinn.
"A volunteer ombudsman's actions, as unsavory as they may be, cannot overturn history," Sullivan said. "We would be the problem if we had not sought to take receivership of the facility."
Sullivan made her comments after attorneys for Dr. Ali Ghaffari, owner of Buena Vista, played a tape recording in open court that they said contained an effort by the Rev. James Ingram to proposition Buena Vista activities director Bertha Salazar for sex.
Ghaffari said Ingram, a state-appointed advocate for residents at Buena Vista, identified himself as a minister and read the Bible to residents, although state officials said he wasn't recruited in his clergy capacity. Salazar said she taped a call by him to her office in which he offered to help her get a supervisory position and said he would try to get Buena Vista shut down if managers continued to yell at Salazar.
Ingram's phone number in Clovis has been disconnected. State officials say they don't know how to find him and several Clovis ministers say they believe he's moved out of the area.
Salazar told the court that she made her tape recording after Ingram repeatedly called her at work. Ghaffari's attorney, Jason Bowles, asked her how she felt after receiving the calls.
"I felt disgusted, ashamed, scared; I didn't want to go to work," Salazar said. "I thought he was going to try to report to get the place shut down because Mrs. Ghaffari got mad at him when she said I couldn't have personal phone calls at work."
Sullivan said she was upset by the tape recording but told Quinn it didn't outweigh the evidence presented in hours of testimony by state officials detailing their complaints against Buena Vista.
Describing conditions at Buena Vista as "an immediate threat the state could not ignore," Sullivan said financial issues, procedural problems, lack of compliance with state and federal regulations, and physical plant defects added up to an imminent danger to residents.
"It is a rare thing for the state of New Mexico to come in and take over a health care facility, but the law says we have the right to do that," Sullivan said. "Dr. Ghaffari may have had commitment and concern, but he did not have compliance (with regulations). That is a matter of public record."
Ghaffari took the stand in his own defense and angrily fired back at Sullivan's claims.
"Each time they come in, they cite you for something, and then we corrected it. We did get citations, as does every other nursing home," Ghaffari said. "None of them you list come close to the level of 'immediate jeopardy,' except the water temperature for one day, and that we corrected."
Ghaffari's attorney said the case shows what the power of government can do when state officials decide to target a small business, and said the way the state took over his nursing home without first giving him a chance to make his case in court was a serious lack of due process.
"As this court is aware, Dr. Ghaffari has only been able to present his side of the case after his business had been taken away," Bowles said. "This is a state employee soliciting sex for pay from Dr. Ghaffari's staff and when he didn't get what he wanted, he said he'd shut the place down."
Fred Sandoval, Deputy Secretary of the New Mexico Department of Health, said even though the state's position is that Ingram's actions weren't responsible for the state takeover of Buena Vista, it will aggressively investigate the case.
"When we have a policy of zero tolerance, it applies to us as well," Sandoval said after the court hearing.
"I met with the Long Term Aging (Department) staff to make sure we are pursuing very aggressively any ombudsman accused," Sandoval said. "What's most important is doing an inquiry into whether any charges are pressed against him."


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I'll tell you what, I bet this ends up happening. Holyfield refuses to stop fighting, and Tyson is desperate for cash.
And you know what? This fight would make some money.
There's like a 98% chance it will be a horrible fight, but the 1% chance of Tyson taking off his other ear and the 1% chance of Holyfield dying in the ring will prolly generate more PPV dollars than Roy Jones/Tito.


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I'd give the regulatory agencies and Congress an 'F' on these reforms."waste standpoint is because these swine barns are built over concrete waste pits that are flushed into an open cesspool twice a day. The waste is then collected and then sprayed untreated on fields surrounding the CAFOs. So, the way these animals are overcrowded with lack of natural movement, which is a very serious animal welfare issue — it's just really all part of one system.
People who live closest to these operations become environmentalists because they see the damage."pathogens are being carried in this waste into the waters that can make people sick?
The only optimistic thing is the growing number of people worried about the food system."the attention of the industry because everywhere they went up against the industry, the Humane Society won. So, they deserve a huge amount of credit for using the animal welfare concerns as the symptoms of a sick system.
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Teaism wrote:Yes Bai chi Guan is really a rarity. I ran out of it many years ago and still searching for the real stuff. I enjoy Beidou too and down to my last 50gms. The brewing of Beido is really religious ....pushing the bitterness to edge of the cliff whilst maintaining roundness is really an art to brew Beido..
I have some DHP but they can cost a leg, so for frequent brew, I blend some Wuyi ( a bit of Beido, Tie Loh Han and Rougui) to simulate the DHP.
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A lot of "dahongpao" on the market is blended, so your beidou #1 is probably more "pure" dahongpao than most things you will buy. When pure dahongpao is sold, it is usually qidan, beidou #1, maybe one other, so I would just drink your beidou #1 as it is, unless you like the way it tastes blended more.
I have had good luck with the 5 Star baijiguan (I tried the 2011 Buddha Country Cliff; have the 2012 one, but haven't tried it yet). Baijiguan will usually be pretty expensive, and the taste takes some getting used to. I find that sometimes it's a little mild in taste, and sometimes there's a little bit of straw / hay taste. There are higher fired versions, but most baijiguan I've had is medium oxidation and very light roast. There should usually be a surprising amount of yellow in the color if it's not a heavily roasted sort.
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A recent study found that most investors who have target date mutual funds don't understand how they work.
What makes this discovery sort of funny—but not in a good way—is that the point of target date funds (TDFs) is that they were supposed to make the retirement saving process a no-brainer:
Like putting meat and onions in a slow cooker, allowing you to come home to a fully cooked meal.
Here's the idea: You park your money in a TDF, timed to the year you want to retire—say, 2040—set it and forget it. Target date funds have all the ingredients pre-assembled: stocks, bonds, cash, etc. You come back at 65 and, voila!—a fully cooked retirement nest egg.
At least in theory.
According to a study, published by the Employee Benefits Research Institute in November, many people have failed to grasp the one-stop-shopping logic of TDFs. They stuff other funds into their accounts, and end up "with a potentially inferior portfolio."
Given that about 58% of 401k plans at mid-size to large companies rely on TDFs as the default investment choice (i.e. the one you get if you don't pick specific funds)—this is problematic.
We're not endorsing TDFs, which can be flawed and cost more than other mutual funds. But understanding how this popular type of investment works is essential, especially if you own a target-date fund. Do you? It's something to check, as you put your financial house in order.


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Topic: HOWTO: Implement a site-wide AJAX throbber by rewriting helpers
There's quite a few pieces of code going about that allow you to have a throbber with minimal difficulty (something to indicate to the user the system is working). None of them, however, fulfilled my needs. Grace (my AJAX webmail client) allows widgets (a partial that gets rendered to a specific div) to be dynamically added, and the user should be able to use standard Rails code to integrate them with system, which means that the throbber should work any time any link is clicked. This meant that, for my purposes, I had to rewrite the definition of link_to_remote.
My new definition of link_to_remote is as follows (add it to app/helpers/application_helper.rb):
def link_to_remote(name, options = {}, html_options = {})
options[:before] = "throb();" + options[:before].to_s
options[:complete] = options[:complete].to_s + "; unthrob()"
link_to_function(name, remote_function(options), html_options)
This appends a javascript method throb() to the beginning of the generated onClick, and the method unthrob() to the end of it. We'd better write those methods then! Add the following to public/javascripts/application.js:
//Start the throbber
function throb(){
document.getElementById("throbber").innerHTML = "Loading . . .";
//Stop the throbber
function unthrob(){
document.getElementById("throbber").innerHTML = "";
Obviously you want to replace the values innerHTML is set to to whatever you want your throbber to be (animated gifs being the obvious choice), but some text is good enough to demonstrate the principle. Finally, add a div with the id "throbber" to your main layout (somewhere that won't get reloaded by AJAX calls), and Bob's your uncle! All AJAX calls made with link_to_remote will cause the throbber to be displayed while they are working. You can also extend this to other helpers as well (form_remote_tag, submit_to_remote and so on) for site-wide, DRY throbber goodness.
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A new age of Papal transportation began in 1930 during the priestly jubilee of Pius XI (1922-1939) with the arrival of the automobile. Pius XI's collection included: the Graham Paige limosine given by the Graham brothers from America (members of the Knights of Columbus), the prestigious Citroën "Lictoria" made in Milan, and the Nurburg style Mercedes Benz.
The Graham Paige limosine was presented to Pius XI by the Graham brothers in the Vatican on November 9, 1929. Later, it became the preferred automobile of Pius XII on his trips outside the Vatican.
The carriage-work was made by the famous American coachbuilder, LeBaron. The upholstery is in silk of Havana brown and silver, with the metal parts in gold.