Scott Mathers of Refrigeration House has no hesitation in recommending Heat Reflective Paints, as both his un insulated roofed house, and factory were cleaned down, and primed, with a special rust inhibitor then 2 coats of Heat Reflective Paints were applied. Scott reported a definite improvement in the internal temperatures of the buildings, even on the hottest of days, making life much more comfortable for his wife, and more productive, for him and staff, whilst working in the factory
A.E. Smith WESTAIR engineers recorded temperatures, and air conditioner useage over a seven day period inside 2 detromastic tiled identical houses at Karratha in 1990. The house with Heat Reflective Paints, used 51 units of air conditioner power, at a cost of $14.28 per week, the house without Heat Reflective Paints used 130 units a/c power at a cost of $36.40 per week, a saving of $22.12 per week. Hamersley Iron who owned the houses, conducted an Energy Audit in 2002 and found that Heat Reflective Paints, was still performing at the same rate of savings,12 years later.
Bob Keating Design & Drafting had Heat Reflective Paints applied to his worn but still sound clip lock roof, 2 weeks later he experienced an extended period of 36deg+heat,and found that he could still sit comfortably inside the office,with the internal temperature not rising above 28deg.As an energy auditor, and building designer, Bob is always looking for ways to improve comfort levels in clients homes, and he says Heat Reflective Paints permanently does this, with no ongoing, or operating costs.
The comments from the staff at Glengarry Primary School after the demountable classroom had been coated with Heat Reflective Paints really do say it all! The room was much cooler in summer, and was easier to heat in winter, and retained the heat for longer, with only two heaters required, not four, as before the coating.
Graceville State School headmaster Ian Hall decided to have the assembly hall coated with Heat Reflective Paints, he said it makes sense to him, to stop all the heat coming into the roof space, before it permeates down through the ceiling into the hall, that is exactly what Heat Reflective Paints has done, and made a big difference, to the temperature inside the building.
Laura Lehmann could not be happier with her decision to have Heat Reflective Paints on her roof, and just could not believe, how well it worked! Temperatures inside the house are 10-12 degrees cooler than before, all day every day, and if I had known how effective it was going to be, I would have done it in November, and been able to enjoy the family Christmas a lot more.
Retirement Village owner Bernie Mc Govern, has insulated over 100 Asbestos roofs in the village in the last 5 years, and has found the Heat Reflective Paints product, and service, the most cost effective of all. He said residents are all delighted, with the pleasant indoor temperature, in the winter and summer, after their homes have been treated with the coating.
The General Manager of a large basketball centre Fred van Dongren said that after the main court roof and walls were coated with Heat Reflective Paints, conditions for the players were much more comfortable, even the spectators commented on how much cooler it was inside, particularly on really hot, and humid days.
Mrs Mathews was all ready to get her Asbestos roof coated with normal paint, when a friend told her about Heat Reflective Paints, she was very happy with the quoted price, and decided to go ahead. She says her air conditioner is not needed till lunch time, previously it was on first thing in the morning,and cost her a fortune in electricity, now only half as much power is used every day.
Mr&Mrs Torpy lives in a 40ft Nomad Van which was in need of painting, after comparing the price of Heat Reflective Paints with normal paint, she decided to go ahead with the insulating coating. How thrilled she was on finding the air conditioner unnecessary, until the temperature got to 32c, before the coating it was on at 23c, now they run it three hours a day, instead of all day!!
Richards Tyrepower 60 year old asbestos roofed workshop, had staff very hot and bothered in the summer months .After Heat Reflective Paints application, the effect was noticeable the same day, staff are now much cooler, and more productive. Richard was so impressed with the resulting coolness, he decided to get his 1800 M2 zincalume roof warehouse coated as well!
Tasman Aviation at the R.A.A.F Base, coated the old colourbond roof and walls workshop in Heat Reflective Paints.The foreman, who is a qualified aircraft engineer, reported that the internal drop in temperature in the summer months, was 9 Degrees, in the winter to keep the premises warm, they went from useing 6 gas bottles a week, down to 2,on minus 10 Degree days.