Held Through September 11 on the eMax Club Website

KCC announced on August 13 that it will be holding an event to test the performance of windows and doors installed in households through September 11.


KCC is conducting the 'Healthy Home Window Diagnosis Event' on the eMAX Club website. KCC

KCC is conducting the 'Healthy Home Window Diagnosis Event' on the eMAX Club website. KCC

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The test is conducted on the eMax Club website and consists of questions based on a window inspection checklist. Through 10 questions, participants can check the condition of their windows and doors, including the window frame drainage hole, window frame and sash silicone, insect screen, window opening and closing, mohair (weatherstrip), and locking devices.


After completing the test, participants can capture the results screen and submit it to the event page to complete their entry. KCC will randomly select 20 participants to receive a fried chicken set. The winners will be announced on September 18.


KCC designed this event to raise awareness of the condition of windows and doors, which are used daily but not carefully inspected. The company hopes that consumers will take this opportunity to examine their windows and doors, and take necessary action such as repairs or replacement.


The eMax Club website offers a variety of features and information needed for purchasing windows and doors, such as the smart quote system, eMax Club and dealer information, product information, and case studies of installations.



A KCC representative said, "We expect that, through this event, customers will be able to check the condition of their windows and doors and, if necessary, conveniently find product information, dealers, and comparison quotes all in one place on the eMax Club website, which will be helpful in the actual purchasing process."


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