Best energy efficient blinds!

What is the best way to reduce the cost of HVAC and help to combat climate change? Well, choosing the best treatment for the windows will go a long way. Here's how to select the blinds and shades for your home that are most energy efficient.
You typically have a choice of four different materials when you're shopping for new blinds or shades: wood, composite, fabric or metal.
Each one of these has various benefits. For instance, reflective aluminum shades, since they reflect warm sunlight away from the windows, are a viable solution for hot weather. But in cold weather, they're not so pleasant.
On cold days, fabric shades will insulate and keep the heat out on hot days. They are more adaptable and the way they look is preferred by most people.
Best energy efficiency window treatments!
Once you have made a decision on a material, It's time to select the window treatment style that you really like.
Honeycomb shades, roller blinds or Roman blinds are elegant and efficient if you want to block out light.
If both hot and cold temperatures are present in your home, then shutters will help insulate it and shield you from the toughest weather.
Honeycomb shades use fabric cells to absorb heat and maintain a constant temperature in your home. Single cells are usually efficient and help control temperatures quite well, then double cells are high efficient and works best in controlling heat, cold and noise especially when combined with blackout and side channels.
Solar Screens and transition shades are also a great solution for cutting UV and protecting flooring and furniture without loosing the outside view. If the proper screen percentage is selected, then you will have multiple benefit from your solar or transition shade.
All spaces are completely different, getting the right product for your home or place of work starts with our advice and knowledge in the industry. Visit our store to learn more about the differences in products or contact us to book an in home consultation with one of our experts.
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