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Posted by www.jiayuanqiye.com on May 23, 2008, 10:29 pm
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Hook-up energy saving Blue Window Film Looking for importers
It controls three-way heat transfer from your windows
Block 65% and 80% Sunshine. Save Up to 30% Energy Bill.
It is easy to install and easy to take off. One size fits all windows.
It's much more efficient than window film adhere on glass.
Blue Energy Saving Window Films control the three-way heat transfer
from your window and keeps your home cool in summer. It works better
than double window to keep good insulation effectively on your window.
It keeps a distance between the windowpane and the film to reduce heat
conduct between hot windowpane and cool air inside. It also stops the
heat transform by air from inside the room to he hot windowpane. Blue
window film reflects the sunshine, keeps good insulation for your
window and makes your air-conditioned home cooler in summer time. High
clarity PET films let enough light get into the room and you can still
see through.
The current window films on the market are adhesive type film like car
window film. They have adhesive on the back and need to adhere to
window glass. It is not easy to put on the window. When you do not
need it, you have to peel off and they could not reuse. When the
weather is hot, the film gets hot too and when the weather gets cold,
the film gets cold too, because the films are directly contacting
window glass. Therefore the energy saving efficiency is very low. Our
Hook-up window films could hang on the wall to cover the entire window
and leave a distance between the window pane and the film. The air gap
between window glass and the film work as very efficient insulation.
When you do not need them, you can take them down and saved for next
summer. When you take off the window film, only two small white hooks
left on the wall on top of the windows, they will be almost invisible.
We are looking for importers worldwide.
www.jiayuanqiye.com
Contact: Mr. Ming
humingubt@yahoo.com
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