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September 15, 2016

Interior Magnetic Storm Windows and Building Envelope

Mitigate the serious health risks of urban noise pollution by securing your windows against hazardous sound levels without the high cost of replacement.
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September 7, 2016

Window Condensation

Prevent harmful mold growth and thermal seal failure caused by condensation with Magnetite’s magnetically sealed acrylic retrofit system.
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Stop Condensation on Windows

August 6, 2016

The Building Envelope

Maximize energy efficiency by securing your building envelope with Magnetite panels, a cost-effective solution offering a 5-year warranty.
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March 23, 2015

Magnetite Installation

Enhance your home with Magnetite Canada’s CSA-approved retrofit double glazing, delivering 70% noise reduction and maximum energy efficiency without renovation.
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March 12, 2015

Magnetite Charts

Secure the lowest air infiltration rate of any operational window with Magnetite’s continuous magnetic seal and optical-grade acrylic panels.
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March 1, 2015

How Magnetite Works

Convert your existing windows into a soundproof, energy-efficient double-glazing system with Magnetite’s proven retrofit technology.
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FAQ’s

Heat loss through windows is often caused by air gaps, single pane glass, and poor insulation. Window heat loss solutions typically focus on sealing drafts and adding an insulating layer to existing windows.

One of the most effective window insulation tips is adding an interior insert that creates a sealed air space. This approach improves insulation without the cost or disruption of full window replacement.

Yes. Window inserts are commonly included in a window retrofit guide because they upgrade window performance while keeping the original window frame intact.

Window upgrade advice often depends on comfort issues such as drafts, noise, or condensation. If the window frames are in good condition, a retrofit option may be more practical than replacement.

Yes. By reducing drafts and improving insulation, window inserts can help lower heating and cooling costs, especially in climates with seasonal temperature extremes.

A window retrofit improves performance by enhancing existing windows, while replacement involves removing and installing new frames. Many window retrofit guides recommend retrofits when the structure is still sound.

Yes. Window inserts are often recommended in window upgrade advice for older homes because they preserve original windows while improving comfort and efficiency.

Browse our website to learn more about Magnetite window inserts. You can also contact us today to discuss which window insert option is right for you.