Window thermal insulation and heating savings
Doors and windows let more than half a home's heat escape. Our panels add an insulating layer of air that keeps that heat inside.
- 6×
- More insulating than glass
- 99%
- UV rays filtered
- > 50%
- Of heat escapes through openings
A window is a hole in an insulated wall. Even in good condition it lets through far more heat than the wall around it. In Quebec, where the gap between inside and outside often passes 40 °C in January, that loss shows up directly on your bill.
The panel works in two ways. First, the sealed layer of air between the glass and the acrylic slows heat transfer — still air is an excellent insulator. Second, the PVC sub-frame creates a thermal break with your existing frame, often aluminium, which conducts cold inward.
The acrylic itself insulates up to six times better than ordinary glass. In winter the inside surface stays close to room temperature instead of freezing cold; in summer the heat stays out and the air conditioning works less.
Two side effects our clients appreciate: draughts disappear, because the magnetic seals close the leaks around the frame, and condensation on the glass drops noticeably.
Finally, the panels filter up to 99% of UV rays. Your wood floors, furniture and fabrics stop fading — a benefit that costs nothing extra.
The essentials
- Up to 6 times more insulating than ordinary glass
- Thermal break thanks to the PVC sub-frame
- Fewer draughts and less condensation
- Lower heating and air-conditioning bills
- Filters up to 99% of UV rays
Have other questions?
How long until it pays for itself?
It depends on your windows, your heating and your bill. The acoustic comfort is immediate — the energy saving adds to it.
Does it help in summer too?
Yes. The same layer of air keeps heat out, and the UV filtering cuts the radiation that warms the room.
Ready to bring quiet back home?
Get a free quote today. Measurement and installation are always included.