Climate change dictates that the future will be hot and dry

Australia is in for a tenfold increase in heatwaves, according to our top scientists.
They say exceptionally hot years that used to occur once every 22 years will occur every year or two years (Townsville Bulletin 7/7/08).

How can you cope without using excess air-conditioning?
The cost of electricity continues to rise along with other living costs.

What can you do to reduce the use of electricity?

For a start, line your garage doors with Radiant Barrier Wrap (RBW)

The affect will be quite dramatic and will help keep the heat out of your living rooms.

D.I.Y garage door Kits. 
A Kit costs $160 + postage and includes RBW, adhesive, tape and instructions.

This  product is brilliant.   If it doesn't work you get your money back.

Climate change will affect your home and comfort. Fix TCM4 above the ceiling even if you already have bulk insulation such as fibreglass or cellulose.   Bulk insulation, designed to keep heat in, absorbs heat and passes it to the rooms below. Radiant Barrier Material reflects up to 98% of radiated heat. It will protect your insulation and your home. Cut power bills!. Stay comfortable!. Help reduce climate change!. For more information on Thermal Control Membrane ring mobile 04 21 90 21 90 NOW!

Climate change will increase the need to protect your walls from the sun's scorching heat. 'Old Queenslanders' had verandahs to keep the heat off the walls. They were also designed to catch the breezes. Modern homes are heat boxes made of heat storage blocks which pass the heat into the homes long after the sun has set. The answer? Line the outside of the house with TCM4 and then fix an outer wall of hardboard or corrugated iron (Colorbond). This will give great protection from the forecast heat waves.

Keep Your Workshops Cool and Your Workers Happy

Line the inside of you sheds with RBW and feel the difference

For more information about our products contact mobile 04 21 90 21 90

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