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Thermal roller blinds
Looking on an online blinds retailer, and SWMBO is keen on the "thermal
blinds" on the basis that they might save cash, but I'd prefer (in the same colour) the blackout blinds, as they, er, provide blackout which the thermal ones don't seem to do. Retailer sadly doesn't seem to have any data sheets on the different materials. Any guesstimates for effectiveness of thermal blinds vs blackout blinds as a money / energy saving feature? Cheers! Matt |
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Thermal roller blinds
On Monday, 12 September 2016 13:42:47 UTC+1, larkim wrote:
Looking on an online blinds retailer, and SWMBO is keen on the "thermal blinds" on the basis that they might save cash, but I'd prefer (in the same colour) the blackout blinds, as they, er, provide blackout which the thermal ones don't seem to do. Retailer sadly doesn't seem to have any data sheets on the different materials. Any guesstimates for effectiveness of thermal blinds vs blackout blinds as a money / energy saving feature? Cheers! Matt What info do they provide? If none that answers your question. Any blind can be described as thermal, they all reduce heat loss to some degree. Another way is to look closely at the blind - is it cloth or is there added air trapping bulk? But we don't have a pic to see. NT |
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