Keeping your cool

Sustainable, affordable and aesthetically pleasing, window film saves on home energy bills Film Pacific presents a hassle-free option

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With the growing trend for picture windows comes the potentially negative impact of the sun's rays on interiors. Solar heat can rapidly raise indoor temperatures, making air conditioning work harder to keep rooms comfortable. Ultraviolet rays can also have a detrimental effect on curtains, furnishings and carpets.

Optima Window Film, from Film Pacific, greatly reduces the penetration of both infrared and ultraviolet radiation into your interiors, increasing the energy efficiency of your home.

The high-performance film contains a spectrally selective metal layer that reflects much of the sun's heat away from the interior. And at night, it allows you to enjoy the view outside. You won't have a reflection of your living space.

Besides controlling indoor temperatures, Optima Window Film gives you daytime privacy and is easily fitted to existing windows. It is available at SunGard superstores nationwide.

To contact your nearest SunGard superstore, phone 138 831. Alternatively, visit the website: www.sungard.com.au.

Story by: Trendsideas

25 May, 2010

Renovation

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Keeping your cool

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