This winter, try thermal drapes. The shading technology that eliminates up to 90% of light, and keeps height from escaping your residence.
Whether you are talking about insulating the walls of your home or insulating your curtains, insulation is measured using what is called the R-value. The higher the R-value, the better the insulation quality of the material. R-values typically range from 0 (open air) to attic insulation (which has an R-value of up to 60).
Windows also have an R-value. Single pane windows have an R-value of 1, while Energy Star rated windows typically have an R-value of 3. Properly installed, insulated shades can increase the R-value of a window to as high as 6.
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Thermal Drapes consist of multiple layers of fabric with a thick padding that prevents air from circulating through the windows into your home. In addition to this insulating effect, these curtains have the added advantage of dampening sound and blocking light.
The best insulated curtains consist of multiple layers of fabric and thick padding to prevent air from entering your home through your windows.
In addition to this insulating effect, these drapes offer the added benefits of sound insulation and light blocking. These curtains are thermal lined for energy savings and home efficiency in the winter and summer months.
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