Energy-saving windows

We all know that windows provide light, fresh air, warmth, and ventilation, but did you know that windows can affect the energy efficiency of your home and contribute to your electricity bills increasing month by month?

It is important to understand that only by providing energy-saving solutions for your home can your electricity bills be reduced.

Before we get into how to lower your electricity bill, let’s first understand the reasons why windows and doors cause energy loss.

According to Energy Star, 25% to 50% of energy loss comes from three main reasons:

Energy – Windows

(1) Air Leakage – When hot air enters the home through the gaps between the door and window frames, it causes energy loss.

(2) Conduction – Heat is transferred from the outside of the home to the inside through the window frames, which is another cause of energy loss.

(3) Radiation – The transmission of infrared heat energy through the glass. Radiation can overheat a space, increasing air conditioning costs in the summer, which in turn increases your electricity bills.

Save 15% on your energy bills. Fenesta understands the pain points of their customers regarding rising electricity bills. To address this, their windows and doors are equipped with energy-saving features.

Made of UPVC. This material exhibits negligible thermal expansion and contraction, resulting in extremely low thermal conductivity, which enhances product performance and energy efficiency. Due to its low thermal conductivity, it neither retains nor transfers heat indoors, keeping indoor temperatures cooler and saving energy.

Thermo-welded joints, multi-cavity profiles, multi-point locking, and silicone sealant are used to effectively prevent air leaks. This airtight seal prevents cold air from escaping and inhibits the entry of hot air from outside, resulting in lower indoor temperatures.

Double or triple-paned insulated glass saves electricity and energy indoors.