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In the summer I want to stop the suns rays heating the room, but in the winter I want the suns rays to heat the room, so how?
Thoughts are.
1) k glass or film which can be reversed summer and winter.
2) shutters.
3) thicker curtains with maybe a white curtain against window side.
But Monday the double glazing man is visiting, we need a new patio door, but we have wooden frames on the windows, would like maintenance free frames, and at least one window cracked, so the gas must have escaped. So the question is what replacement, or addition, secondary double glazing seems a good idea, so can replace glass with fly screens in summer.
But out of my comfort zone, so looking for ideas.
Thoughts are.
1) k glass or film which can be reversed summer and winter.
2) shutters.
3) thicker curtains with maybe a white curtain against window side.
But Monday the double glazing man is visiting, we need a new patio door, but we have wooden frames on the windows, would like maintenance free frames, and at least one window cracked, so the gas must have escaped. So the question is what replacement, or addition, secondary double glazing seems a good idea, so can replace glass with fly screens in summer.
But out of my comfort zone, so looking for ideas.