Provides:

• Peace of mind
• Energy Savings
• Security
• Privacy
• Light Control
• Shade
• Fire Protection
• Noise Reduction
• Insulation (Summer and Winter)
• No maintenance
• No condensation
• Internally Controlled
• Furniture and Carpet protection

Air Conditioners are great in summer for keeping your home cool and comfortable, but they are fighting a great battle with the heat coming in through the windows. The unit then has to work a lot harder and longer just to try and maintain a comfortable environment in which some cases it may not cope.

Fact 1: Without energy saving Window Roller Shutters, air conditioners have to work twice as hard.
Fact 2: Air conditioners use a lot of energy to produce cool air.
Fact 3: Without energy saving Window Roller Shutters, the lifespan of your air conditioner is reduced.

Ducted or wall-mounted heating is a must for winter for keeping your home or business warm and comfortable. However, these units have to work very hard and use a lot of energy to keep the environment warm with the cold air coming in through your windows. It’s a constant battle that the heater is losing.

Fact 1: Without energy saving Window Roller Shutters, ducted and wall mounted heaters have to work twice as hard.
Fact 2: Heating systems use a lot of energy to produce heat.
Fact 3: Your heating system works twice as hard (without window shutters) therefore the lifespan is halved.
Fact 4: Twice as many maintenance and repair costs will be incurred over the lifespan (without window shutters).

Venetians and vertical blinds do not offer complete block out of light or glare. They also offer no form of heat or cold insulation.

Fact 1: At night if you are close enough to the window that has Venetians or verticals, you can see inside, therefore your privacy is violated.
Fact 2: If you want to sleep a little longer in the mornings or you have children that wake up at the break of dawn, Venetians or verticals don’t offer the light block out to ensure you can sleep longer.

Alarm systems are designed to; let your neighbours know that your premises is being broken into and, to scare the burglar into leaving. The reality is:

Fact 1: Your neighbours don’t take any notice of your alarm.
Fact 2: Burglars are not scared of alarms (why would we still have theft if they were).
Fact 3: If your alarm is monitored, the time it takes for security to arrive at your property is between 35 to 120 minutes. The burglars will be long gone by then.
Fact 4: If someone breaks into your property while you are asleep, even if your alarm is activated for night monitor, it is too late. When the alarm goes off, the offender is already inside your home and may attack you and your family.
Fact 5: Alarm systems do not offer a physical barrier to stop burglars or offenders from trespassing into your home or business.
Fact 6: Ultimate Energy Saving Window Roller Shutters will stop the burglar or offender from entering by providing a physical barrier of which they need time to penetrate and time is exactly what they cannot afford to waste.

This is the old way to cover your windows for privacy or to block out the light. Drapes however, do not give you complete privacy or light control.

Fact 1: Drapes are difficult and heavy to draw across to close.
Fact 2: Many problems can arise from the track system.
Fact 3: They are dust collectors and require periodical cleaning.
Fact 4: To clean drapes requires dry-cleaning: this is expensive.
Fact 5: Drapes are very bad for asthmatics, much worse than carpet as it gets vacuumed.

Canvas Awnings only stop the direct sun rays from blasting your windows. They do not stop the ambient heat from coming through your windows. Their efficiency for keeping a home or business cool in summer is therefore not very good.

Fact 1: Canvas Awnings only vary outside temperature to inside temperature by about 5°to 7° in summer.
Fact 2: Canvas Awnings cannot be used when the wind speeds are in excess of 45km an hour.
Fact 3: Canvas Awnings will rot if they are wet and are not left down to dry.
Fact 4: With canvas awnings, you need to go outside to operate them.