Towards Net Zero – Blinds, Best Practice Sustainability & Beyond
13 May 20248:52am
formal cpd

Though sometimes overlooked on these terms, window coverings are an important consideration for specifiers motivated by sustainability. With their capacity to control not just light and glare but also heat, the best blind and curtain fabrics have a key role to play in improving thermal efficiency. In this session, Alison from Verosol highlighted the types of products that meet these standards and are therefore genuinely sustainable. She outlined how to identify them and how to best incorporate them in your work.

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Housing Industry Association
Master Builders Queensland
Building Designers Association of Queensland
Kitchen & Bathroom Designers Institute
Interior Design Association
Architects Small Practice Group
Interior Fitout Association
QARC Systems
National Security Screen Association
Housing Industry Association
Master Builders Queensland
Building Designers Association of Queensland
Kitchen & Bathroom Designers Institute
Interior Design Association
Architects Small Practice Group
Interior Fitout Association
QARC Systems
National Security Screen Association

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