Carbon Management

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Reduce your carbon footprint. Save on energy costs with energy-saving window films.

Over 30% of the heating and cooling load in homes and buildings, is due to your windows; windows are nearly 30x less insulating than your walls or roof. With the pressure put on Building Managers to reduce their energy consumption, this is a real problem.

As updated building regulations continuously address the need for more thermally efficient building designs, Managers have two options: invest in replacing the windows or use a cost-effective method to improve their existing glazing system.

Applying energy-saving window film to windows can:

With window film, your commercial buildings won’t suffer from fluctuating temperatures and therefore subsequent energy bills.

Low E Insulation Window Film helps keep the warmth in during the winter and the cool conditioned air in during the summer-keeping the weather out where it belongs-all season, every season. Low E Window Films function similarly to how the sun control films. What makes them different is that the low e are more powerful against cold weather. The patented construction of the film empowers their metal coating to reflect heat back into the building. This cuts down cold spots in the room near windows during those cold days.

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The professional and prompt service we receive from Applied Products is excellent, right the way through from pricing to installation. This is the reason we have used Applied Products for many years and will do for many more to come.

Stephen Muir

our regular customer

Paulette and I would like to thank you and the team for doing another great job for us!

David

Thank you for completing film works for us in the head quarters of the Ambulance Trust in Cwmbran. Every one on site is extremely happy with the job & finish.We have no hesitation in using your company on future projects.

Terry Davies

our regular customer

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