16 June 2010 | Durable 2: Glazing Health & Safety

When it comes to windows is your organisation a carbon footprint...

Many organisations are missing a basic opportunity to reduce energy wastage and their carbon footprint

Did you know:

It is less energy efficient to cool a building down than to heat it?
Air conditioning contributes enormously to a building''s carbon footprint?

The simple proposition has to be:

Why let the sun''s heat into a building only to have to cool it down?

There is a solution so simple it defies objections: the application of solar efficient window film to the inside of windows

Solar efficient window film rejects up to 75% of the sun''s energy.
Reducing cooling loads by 30%.

Dramatically reducing your carbon footprint.

Saving energy and paying for itself in 3 − 5 years.

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06/10/2014 - Toughened glass may not be as tough as you think There are more than a billion panes of installed glass in London alone. And one fact continually reinforced to Glazing Health & Safety experts Durable Limited, is that most companies just do not know what the glass installed in their building is.

06/10/2014 - Guard against spontaneous breakage of glass Toughened glass in office partitions, windows or glazed atriums can suddenly break for no apparent reason creating a significant risk for people in close location. Especially if the glass is falling from height, which has happened at thousands of locations throughout the UK.

07/2/2011 - Durable offers free help on Regulation 14 People responsible for buildings and the safety of people inside them cannot be expected to know what glass is installed,