
Due to its physical properties, glass is the weakest link in the thermal envelope of any building. Regardless of how thick the facade insulation is, the vast majority of valuable energy from a room escapes through the window surfaces in winter. The opposite is true in the summer months, when windows act as heat collectors and cause excessive overheating of the interior.
Controlling these energy losses is key in designing modern, energy-efficient homes. While exterior shading mostly combats the intrusion of summer heat, interior shading plays an extremely important role in keeping heat inside the space during the colder months. An additional air barrier must be created to slow the transfer of temperature between the glass and the heated interior.
This is where innovative smart pleated blinds and honeycomb versions. Unlike conventional single-layer curtains, these systems are technologically developed to optimize the thermal dynamics of windows. They become an active part of your insulation, and with digital control, their efficiency rises to a whole new level of energy saving.