Eliminate 70% Of Outside Noise Pollution and Save 30% On Energy Bills
With winter soon on it’s way, now is the time to insulate your windows from drafts and save on energy bills. Eliminate drafts and save energy in your home by using Magnetite products. When you install Magnetite you will be keeping cold drafts out from coming through your windows and you will also be keeping warm air in. This will cut down on energy costs that would literally be slipping through your windows. What Is Window Insulation? | Contact Us Today
Your windows can start saving our environment
Magnetite Canada is working with Canadians to ensure your windows will perform for you and the environment. Due to the thermal conductivity of glass, it’s proven that it is the greatest source of energy loss in any building, with more than 50% going right through your windows. Our storm window double glazing is a sustainable investment with no fixed term that offers a range of energy and environmental benefits. In many instances our customers recoup their initial investment within the first six years of purchasing our product just on energy saving alone. LEARN MORE
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FAQs
How can Magnetite help eliminate drafts from your windows?
We help eliminate drafts by adding our Magnetite interior window insulation system to your existing windows. This creates an extra barrier that helps keep cold air out and warm air in.
Can Magnetite window inserts help lower energy bills?
Yes! Magnetite products can help reduce heat loss through windows, which may lower your heating costs. In many cases, homeowners can save up to 30% on energy bills.
Why do windows cause so much heat loss in a home?
Glass is one of the biggest sources of energy loss in a building. A lot of your indoor heat can escape through windows, especially during the colder months.
Does Magnetite require replacing your existing windows?
No! Magnetite works with your existing windows by adding a discreet secondary glazing system. This means you can improve comfort and efficiency without full window replacement.
What is secondary glazing or storm window double glazing?
It is an extra glazing layer added to the inside of your existing window which is used to improve insulation, reduce drafts, and help create a more energy-efficient living space.
