In a recent article in the Montreal Gazette, decorator Georgia Thanos points out the interesting trend towards the use of window films for window dressing.
Thanos is quoted as saying that you must first determine the purpose of the window covering and "figure out if you want it to block out the light and how much. Are you looking for privacy, and are you looking to add height or width to your wall"
Thanos recommends window films as an economical alternative to other window treatments or to be used in conjunction with curtains for UV blocking and protection from fading.
Thanos urges do-it-yourselfers to be true to their own sense of style. The article quotes the decorator and owner of Deco Prassimo Design, as saying, "You also have to be true to your style and comfort, and the style of the home."
For a wide selection of decorative and UV blocking window films you can shop online from Apex Window Films at www.ApexFilms.ca. If you are looking for just the film to match YOUR sense of style, go where there is the best selection, go to Apex Window Film!
Source Article: "Window Dressing" by Marlene Eisner, The Gazette, MontrealGazette.com, October 21, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
Winterize Your Home with Low-E Window Film
Insulate Windows Inside
In a recent article on www.TheDailyGreen.com they offered 19 Easy Home Winterization Projects to "make your home feel warmer without turning up the heat."
Tip number nine caught our interest as they suggested installing a window insulation kit (you know that plastic sheet you stick around your window and then discard in the spring) or they suggest to "Save even more by hiring a pro to install a high-tech 'low-e' film directly to the window glass."
In a related article, TheDailyGreen indicates that low-e coatings can reduce heat loss through old windows by 40% and comment that this is a great 'DIY' project.
Frankly, we couldn't agree more!
Low-E window films (short for low-emissivity) are ideal for the energy conserving home or business owner. Not only do they reflect warm air back into the home during the winter (radiant heat) to keep heat from your furnace from escaping, They also reflect the suns heat back out in the summer reducing strain on air conditioners. This makes low-e window films a great choice for year-round energy conservation and home comfort.
Do-it-yourselfers can order DIY low-e window films from Apex Window Films online for delivery to your door across the United States and Canada.
In a recent article on www.TheDailyGreen.com they offered 19 Easy Home Winterization Projects to "make your home feel warmer without turning up the heat."
Tip number nine caught our interest as they suggested installing a window insulation kit (you know that plastic sheet you stick around your window and then discard in the spring) or they suggest to "Save even more by hiring a pro to install a high-tech 'low-e' film directly to the window glass."
In a related article, TheDailyGreen indicates that low-e coatings can reduce heat loss through old windows by 40% and comment that this is a great 'DIY' project.
Frankly, we couldn't agree more!
Low-E window films (short for low-emissivity) are ideal for the energy conserving home or business owner. Not only do they reflect warm air back into the home during the winter (radiant heat) to keep heat from your furnace from escaping, They also reflect the suns heat back out in the summer reducing strain on air conditioners. This makes low-e window films a great choice for year-round energy conservation and home comfort.
Do-it-yourselfers can order DIY low-e window films from Apex Window Films online for delivery to your door across the United States and Canada.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
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