Unrivalled heat retention
Architecturally sensitive solutions
Watch a short video about the benefits of Thermal Shield from its inventor, Adam Dudley.
Benefits of Thermal Shield
Older properties don’t have to be colder properties with unrivalled heat retention and noise reduction
Rooms are warmer and quieter with Thermal Shield, reducing energy costs by 32-45%. An independent and detailed analysis conducted by scientists at Edinburgh Napier University found significant reductions in heat loss and street noise. Thermal Shield has industry-leading U-values.
For residential and commercial properties
Thermal Shield is suitable for all residential and commercial properties such as hotels, museums, educational, offices and healthcare premises.
Architecturally sensitive
Thermal Shield is discreet, allowing your building to retain its original appearance and character.
Industry leading heat retention
Thermal Shield delivers excellent heat retention versus untreated windows, saving money on heating bills.
Unrivalled heat retention and noise reduction
Architecturally sensitive solutions
With Thermal Shield, your home will lose none of its architectural integrity, meeting the requirements of historic bodies. Available in all RAL colours too.
Elegant functionality
Internal shutters are fully functional, thanks to the patented Thermal Shield system.
Security and peace of mind
Windows can be opened to ventilate the room and remain secure from the outside.
Easy access for cleaning
Access to the primary window is easy and safe for opening and cleaning from the inside, thus complying with building regulations.
About Thermal Shield
Thermal Shield brings warmth, comfort, security, and noise reduction to period properties.
Developed in consultation with Historic Scotland and the City of Edinburgh Council, Thermal Shield is the ultimate secondary glazing system for period properties. Thermal Shield is the only award-winning solution for listed buildings.
Thermal Shield is the ideal solution for pre-1920’s buildings which are hard-to-treat. The patent for Thermal Shield was granted in 2014.
Background
Thermal Shield was developed by Adam Dudley, a senior conservation architect and a Fellow of the Royal Incorporation of Architects. Adam spent two years developing and piloting Thermal Shield in Edinburgh and Glasgow, working closely with Historic Scotland, Edinburgh City Planning Department, and Castle Rock Edinvar Housing association, winning several awards for his work along the way.
Awards
Carbon Trust
Low carbon building of the year 2012.
Renewables Awards
Shortlisted for Renewables Awards energy efficient project of the year 2012.
The Green Apple Awards
Winner of the Scottish Green Apple Champion Award 2013 and winner of Scottish Green Apple Award 2013.
Ends Green Economy Awards
Ends Green Economy Awards finalist 2013.
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