GLASSPRO™ is a progressive company with a service that will play a major part in achieving energy efficiency in buildings throughout New Zealand. 

THE APPLICATION OF WINDOW FILM IS AN AFFORDABLE MEANS OF IMPROVING WINDOW EFFICIENCY THUS REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF COOLING AND HEATING SYSTEMS.

THE BENEFITS OF GLASSPRO™

GLASSPRO™’s range of window films is available either clear or tinted and provides the following benefits:

ENERGY & COST REDUCTIONS

• Apply film at a fraction of the cost of glass replacement
• Energy Savings –  reduce energy consumption of cooling & heating systems
• Block out heat & glare
• Block out 99% of UV rays – reducing fading of interiors & furniture
• Reduces dampness
• Reduce the risk of breakage - It laminates & strengthens glass
• Longer Lasting - Its tough, scratch resistant coating makes the film more robust & last longer than other films

Window film offers a solution for anyone wanting to inexpensively improve the value and energy efficiency of their home, and reduce running costs. As window film can be retrofit, windows do not need to be removed and replaced to ensure they achieve or exceed government mandated energy requirements. In most cases, retrofit film outperforms tinted or reflective glass in terms of energy efficiency, at a fraction of the cost.

Thick curtains or cumbersome blinds are not the only choices anymore. Dressing windows with energy efficient and affordable window film means the view, natural light and ventilation need not be sacrificed.”

GLASSPRO™ films offer benefits by reducing heat loss and/or heat gain through the windows;  reducing up to 90% glare; 95% infrared heat; 79% total solar energy; 99% of damaging UV rays.  This reduces the risks related to skin damage and damage to interior fittings and furniture, all the while letting in natural light. 

NEWS!!
A home insulation fund worth more than $300 million will be available.  TV One News said the Government was going to spend more than $300 million over the next four years and grants would be available for houses built before 2000.

A grant would pay for about a third of the cost and the other two-thirds could be loaned by banks, power companies or councils.  Grants will be available to all private home owners, no income testing and it would not have to be paid back.

The Government is targeting up to 900,000 homes and each one will be offered a grant of up to $1500.