Insulated Windows

It is often not so crucial whether your heating is good enough, but whether your windows are well insulated. If you want to preserve the heat of your home, you should insulate windows in your home as soon as the colder weather begins.

The result of that small and often inexpensive effort will be felt almost instantly. Let’s consider the options you have.

• Secondary Glazing: If you want to insulate windows in your home in the long run, you should think of secondary glazing. It is actually window panes with a thin frame. After installing it on the inside of the window, the space between the secondary glazing and window will create a so-called buffer zone without airflow.
• Thermal Curtains: Thermal curtains have a special lining that will help to insulate windows effectively if you cover them entirely. Unfortunately, curtains block sunlight at the same time, but you can solve that by attaching them to a window curtain rod. That way, you can tie your curtains on the side throughout the day.
• Window Insulation Panels: One of the excellent options is to insulate windows with insulation panels. It will be enough to set up the aluminum frame to the interior side of the existing windows in your home.
• Window Insulation Film
• Removable Magnetic Window Insulation
• Bubble Wrap
• Rope Caulk