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The costs of running a home have gotten more and more expensive over recent years. Big increases in the cost of gas and electric have become an annual event dreaded by many home owners. Time for some money saving tips.

First off, reduce the energy you use on lighting. Keep curtains and blinds open during the day to get the most from natural light. When it’s night only light the rooms you are using, and switch off timer switches if you go away.

Secondly, reduce the amount of heating you use. The most effective things to do are filling in any gaps around your windows, insulating your loft and wall cavities, and using Wallrock Natural Thermal Liner to insulate the interior side of the walls.

This will have two money saving effects; the room will heat up in more quickly, and less heat will escape through the walls. So less energy is needed to heat up and keep a room heated.

Wallrock Natural Thermal Liner has been produced by Erfurt Mav to stop heat escaping, based on similar technology used in aeronautics. Without wanting to go into too much detail, Wallrock Thermal Liner is made of thermal insulation material bonded to high quality lining paper. So it’s as easy to put on your walls as regular wallpaper. When you’ve done that, you can overlay it with a wallpaper covering to give you walls a personal touch. That way, the thermal liner will be undetectable. That is until you heat up the room in extra quick time, or receive your next heating bill, which should be less than previous ones.

There’s added benefits to using Wallrock Natural Thermal Liner. It can reduce any condensation, mould and damp in your walls, making your home a healthier place to be.

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All this might make it sound like Wallrock Thermal Liner will cost and arm and a leg, but it’s actually very reasonable. Order some today, get your home better insulated and your energy bills down.

While the general cost of living has been going up in the last few years, the cost of electricity and gas has been going up at a much higher rate, meaning our bills are getting truly shocking. Many people are doing things to use less electricity, such as using less heating, and not using non-necessary appliances like washing machines and dryers. But another approach is to use your electricity more efficiently. If you insulate your home with thermal wallpaper, you lessen the time you need to have radiators and fan heaters switched on for. Read on to learn more about thermal wallpaper and where to use it.

What is Thermal Wallpaper?

Thermal wallpaper is labeled differently by different brands. Sometimes it’s called insulating wallpaper, but it’s also known as insulating wallpaper or thermal lining paper (or thermal liner, to give it its abbreviated name). But all these terms refer to the same sort of product – a thermal wall covering that is designed to insulate your walls buy trapping warm air inside and prevent cold from outside getting through your interior walls.

Thermal liner vs Thermal Wallpaper

However, the construction of thermal wallpaper and thermal lining paper does differ slightly. Thermal lining paper is made of an advanced themal insulator bonded to a thick, high quality lining paper. It’s designed to be used beneath normal wallpaper and will offer the advantages of regular lining paper like smoothing walls and protecting wallpaper from becoming stained. Thermal wallpaper usually has another layer of paper attached to the visible side to give a textured finish to your walls. Usually you will only need to use one or the other to provide thermal wall insulation to your home.

Where to use Thermal Wall Coverings

Thermal wallpapers and liners can be used anywhere throughout your home, but they work best on external walls where they won’t just trap warm air withing but also make a barrier against the cold from outside. However, they also have benefits when used on all the walls in certain rooms e.g. to remove the need for a heater to be on in a bedroom all night or to make cold Winter mornings more bearable in kitchens and bathrooms.

If you are looking at buying thermal wallpaper or liner, check the packaging for a performance description. A good thermal wall insulation should cause a room to heat up around 65% faster than if it wasn’t insulated, and reduce energy usage by 36% – so the savings on your energy bills will be significant.

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