Windows are among the most vital elements in keeping our homes comfortable and energy-efficient. The problem with windows, though, is that after some time, they become drafty and can let cold air in during winter and warm air in during summer, hence leading to high energy bills and discomfort.
An energy-efficient home is designed to consume minimal energy while maintaining high comfort levels for its occupants. These homes are built using modern materials and technologies that reduce energy waste, optimize the use of renewable energy sources, and enhance long-term sustainability.
We proudly present VANBOOM’s very first energy-positive home: the VB56. The sustainable, wooden prefab house with three spacious bedrooms has a net floor area of 76M2 and is completely energy neutral.
Discover how to weatherproof your home and protect it from the elements. Learn simple home improvement tips for a more comfortable and energy-efficient living space.
As we navigate the complexities of the cost of living crisis, it’s evident that informed, proactive measures are essential in managing and reducing household expenses
Homes without proper insulation often experience significant energy loss. With insulation in place, the need for constant heating or cooling diminishes, resulting in reduced energy consumption.
If you’re looking to use the latest technology around your home, think smart. Smart homes are revolutionising how Australians interact with their environment and making life easier.
Choosing the right light fixtures for your home is an art that requires careful consideration of various factors, including design aesthetics, functionality, and energy efficiency.
