You don't need to be lazy about both - if you don't do one, you don't need to do the otherI must admit lazy both opening and drawing curtains ....
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You don't need to be lazy about both - if you don't do one, you don't need to do the otherI must admit lazy both opening and drawing curtains ....
I idea of replacing the third glass in summer for a fly screen seems good, but where do you put the glass? The French seemed to have a good idea with the shutters, but never been in a French home with them closed, it must be very dark?
"Brise soleil" - they work absolutely brilliantly, it made a huge difference installed on the south facing, four storey lab block where I work.In the UK, I have seen shades fitted to modern buildings, in the form of slats fitted to brackets above windows. When the sun shines near straight down, it gets to shine on the ground, but the slats limited the sun from shining in thr
I don't know what "K glass" is, but I'll try to find out when I have some moments. However, as I and others have told you, any sort of glass (at least, any sort I know of) will exhibit the 'greenhouse effect' - i.e. it will let in enough UVA that sunlight will be able to warm the inside of a building, but will prevent heat (IR) escape by radiation through the window (but some heat may go through by conduction, if it's cold outside).Also K glass™ may be an option. I think it acts as a one way valve, but which way, can it be reversed summer and winter, so in winter it lets the heat in and not out, and in summer lets heat out and not in?
I presume he means 'Pilkington K' glass?:I don't know what "K glass" is
Thanks. The description seems to suggest that it reduces even further the transparency of glass to IR but, since I thought that was pretty low in the first place (with 'ordinary' glass) I wonder how much benefit it actually provides?I presume he means 'Pilkington K' glass?:
Pilkington K Glass™
The original UK market leading hard coated, low-emissivity glass for energy efficiency in homes.www.pilkington.com
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