Home Insulation tips on your windows.

Feb. 9, 2010 - PRLog -- Insulating your home makes perfect economical sense since it reduces energy consumption in your home and hence reducing your heating and cooling cost. Insulation is probably the single most important investment a home owner can do, because it pays for itself over the life span of your home, and some times many times over. It is not only beneficial to your pocket but also the environment.

To make your home more insulated as a structure it requires knowledge from all fields of building physics. There are many insulating factors to consider when calculating your energy savings, there are wall insulation, ground insulation, attic insulation, and of course doors and windows. The least costly option in this case is your windows insulation.

At Super Saver Windows we understand just how important saving energy is for your home and environment that's why we have introduced a product called Super Saver Windows. Using the theory of thermodynamics and heat transfer we are confident our product will cut down your energy bill significantly. The composite material for our product is Acrylic glass also known as Poly Methyl Methacrylate or PMMA is a transparent thermoplastic. It was invented in 1928 by Rohm and Haas Company, and brought to market in 1933. The product chemically is the synthetic polymer of methyl methacrylate, it was market it and sold under different trade names include some of the common names such as Plexiglas, Acrylex, Acrylite and Lucite, which is also commonly referred to as acrylic glass. This material is superior to ordinary glass in many ways, from it's chemical composition to it's durability. Acrylic glass is commonly used as replacement product for many glass applications. One common usage is the commercial aircraft windows, because Acrylic glass can withstand vibration, shock, and scratch it is ideal for pressurized cabin for aircraft fuselage. Acrylic glass is also very durable for scratches and any minor imperfection can be easily removed by heating the material to resurface the Acrylic glass.

Acrylic is ideal material to replace glass due to several reasons, for one acrylic is ultra clear plastic which is far superior in quality compare to glass. Acrylic is much stronger and lighter as a construction material with shock absorption properties. It is ideal replacement for windows because it is even shock resistant, it can absorb fair amount of pressure and shock therefore it is widely used in today's commercial airline windows. In the event that acrylic is damaged, it will not shatter like glass leaving sharp residues. This is an important safety factor when it comes home construction. The material is also considerably stronger than glass up to 15 times, acrylic material is also easy to work with in terms of shaping cutting or drilling.

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