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Invisible Pelmet Kit - About

Invisible Pelmets – A Wondrous Way To Complete Your Window Dressing

The simplest, cheapest, most unobtrusive and energy efficient system available

Benefits: 

  • * Sleek, elegant solution for a minimalist style window dressing
  • * Easy installation for any style of curtain / drapes attached to a track / rail
  • * As energy and thermally effective as box pelmets
  • * Keeps you rooms warmer in winter and cooler in summer
  • * Curtains / drapes can be opened the same as you would without a pelmet
  • * Blocks out light if you leave the cover on the acrylic
  • * Floor temperature is about 6 degrees warmer with pelmets than without

How Pelmets work:

Winter Time

When you heat your home, the warm air rises to the ceiling. As it spreads to the sides and starts to descend at the walls it makes its way behind the curtains. The cold from the glass chills your warm air and then it sinks to the floor.  As the cooler air sinks it draws more warmer air in through the top. This continuous cooling cycle wastes your winter heating.

Pelmets block the warm air from passing between the curtain and glass of the windows preventing the cooling effect.

 

FEATURES: 

  • * Architectural quality
  • * Durable
  • * Designed, made in Australia by ecoMaster
  • * Functionality and durability rigorously tested by ecoMaster
  • * Australian owned

 

Suitable for: 

  • Installing over curtain tracks / rails

 

Not suitable for: 

  • Can not be fitted directly to curtains or drapes
  • Can not be fitted to curtain rods
  • Can not be fitted over roller blinds

 

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Summer Time

The opposite effect is evident in summer. The sun heats the air between the glass and the curtain causing that warmer air to rise to the ceiling and drawing in cooler air from the floor. This is a continuous cycle when you really don’t want one. Adding the pelmet prevents the warm air coming out of the top through the curtain track thereby blocking the heating cycle.