- Indoor assembly
- glueless
- Indoor assembly
- self-adhesive
- Indoor assembly
- self-adhesive
- Indoor assembly
- self-adhesive
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Window film for energy saving
These window films are used to reduce heat loss at the window. The window film for insulation reflects the heat back into the room, whereby an effective protection against cold can be achieved. This saves heating costs in winter and provides better thermal insulation.
Window film against condensation
With the help of our thermal films, you can achieve the effect that the dew point on the window pane is shifted downwards by a few degrees Celsius. If, for example, condensation forms at +1°C without the film, the temperature limit for tarnishing the windows can be shifted downwards by 3-4°C with the window film installed for insulation. Consequently, the window pane would only begin to form condensation at -2°C, which in practice already means a clearly noticeable effect.
Well-being near the window increases
Another positive side effect is that the perceived cold at the window decreases noticeably with the window film installed as a protection against the cold. For comparison, hold your hand to a window without film and compare it with a window that is fully covered with an energy-saving film.
FAQ's about insulating films / cold protection films
How much energy or money can be saved with insulating foil?
The amount of potential savings depends on factors such as the energy price, the quality of the windows installed and the insulating foil used. With the help of our energy saving calculator, you can work out your possible savings approximately. On average, the investment pays for itself in 2-3 years.
What are the benefits of insulating films / cold protection films?
Insulating films have a noticeable effect, especially on older panes. A special layer on the film effectively prevents the infrared radiation (room heat) from cooling down on the cold outer glazing. The perceived coldness near the window disappears, the dew point on the pane is lowered. This suppresses the tarnishing (sweating) of the windows for longer.
What else are insulating foils called?
Insulating films are also called cold protection films or cold films, thermal films for windows, energy-saving films, all-season films, thermal insulation films or insulating films for windows or low-e window films. They all describe window films that reduce the heat flow through window glass (depending on the temperature gradient between the warm and cold sides) and thus reduce energy costs.
How do I stick an insulating film / cold protection film?
Insulating films have a transparent adhesive applied to the back, just like a sticker. There is a protective film on it, which must first be removed. Now the adhesive side and the pane are sprayed with water. Then the film is placed on the glass and the water is wiped out from under the film.
How do I remove insulating film / cold protection film from the window?
To remove an insulating foil, grasp it at one corner and then slowly pull it off at a wrong angle. In the case of adhesive films, the film can be warmed up beforehand with a hair dryer to dissolve the film adhesive.
