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The Best Window Coverings for Warmth and Energy Efficiency

08/12/2017
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Energy efficiency is a term we’re all familiar with. We know that insulation in lofts and walls will keep us warm and lower our energy bills. However, many people don’t realise that windows are one of the weakest parts of the home, the average home loses up to 30% of its heating through draughty windows and doors. Using the right type of window covering can make a huge difference to your home, whether or not you upgrade your windows.  


Roman Blinds

Roman Blinds 


Lined Roman blinds are durable, robust and extremely efficient in helping you manage the flow of light and heat into the room. Made to measure roman blinds are a great choice for sash windows and period properties, which can be particularly draughty. Pair with curtains for extra thermal efficiency or in a grand room where a more dramatic look is necessary. 


Cellular Blinds


Cellular blinds, which are made with a unique honeycomb fabric design, provide incredible insulation all year round, keeping you warm in winter and cool in summer. Intu cellular blinds can be fitted to almost any window or door, clipping neatly into the frame with a patented no-drill bracket system. With no cords, pulls or loose parts, these are incredibly safe for children and their light design makes them easy to operate for all. 


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Conservatories


Many conservatories aren’t linked to the central heating. A lounge or sitting room with a door into the conservatory can get chilly. Lined curtains or sealed blinds separate the conservatory and provide a layer of thermal insulation. Blinds and shutters in the conservatory will improve its thermal efficiency, as well as providing necessary shading in the summer months. 



Visit our showroom in Norwich to see our huge ranges of window products and get expert advice from our friendly team. Call 0163 410304 or email sales@cooksblinds.co.uk for any enquiries. 


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