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The Best Way to Insulate your Home Using Curtains

28/07/2020

Looking to insulate your home but not sure how to do it? Insulating curtains may be the answer. Choose from either a standard or custom design and the cold weather will forever be kept at bay.

 

What are insulating curtains?

Insulating curtains are specially designed to improve insulation throughout homes by providing an extra barrier of protection against cold air. This is important because 42-45% of heat loss occurs through the windows, making them a key area of focus for anyone wanting to stay warm when the temperature drops. Insulating curtains are made from a high quality lining which is sewn-in separately and can be further enhanced with interlining or thermal lining.

 

How do they work?

These designs work effectively across all types of windows. Basically, the sewn-in lining traps air between the layers of fabric and prevents air currents from circulating. The result being that a seal is created between the curtain and the window, stopping cold air from entering the room. This process also traps warm air inside.

 

Getting the best out of insulating curtains

One of the best things about insulating curtains is that they are versatile and can be used in different ways throughout all types of homes. Curtains can be installed from ceiling to floor, creating an elegant and sophisticated look or they can be hung in other ways depending on your style. A return edge provides more insulation. This is where the insulating curtain goes around the edge of a track. Another option is a combination of curtains and blinds. There’s plenty of lining fabrics to choose from, allowing homeowners to get linings made in their personal preference.  

 

Quick tips to keep in mind

Use these quick tips to get the best results when it comes to insulation and energy efficiency:

  • Ensure that your curtains are properly fitted against the wall or window frame. You should be aiming for a tight fit to maximize insulation.
  • Always purchase a product with quality lining, interlining or thermal lining.
  • Look for curtains that are wider than the widow frame.
  • Choose a floor to ceiling design if possible.

 

Speak to our expert team

For more information on insulating curtains and how they can make a real difference to your home, get in touch with the friendly team. We can help with a range of different products in all kinds of designs and promise to leave you impressed by what’s on offer. 

 

Visit our showroom to find out more or complete a contact form and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. 

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