Our energy saving range
Energy saving light bulbs
Energy efficient lighting lasts much longer and uses a lot less electricity than traditional lighting. Installing lights such as Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) and Compact Fluorescent Lighting (CFLs) can help you to save on energy bills as well as reducing longer term replacement costs.
Check out our lighting range featuring energy saving light bulbs.
Insulate your home to ensure you live comfortably throughout the year and reduce your cooling and heating costs.
View our insulation range to start saving money.
Switch boards & standby switches
Interior & exterior blinds
Interior and exterior blinds help block out the sun during summer and let light in during winter, keeping you comfortable all year round.
Check out our indoor blinds or outdoor blinds range to find what best suits your home.
Installing a roof vent is a great way to keep your home comfortable all year round as it exhausts hot, trapped air in summer and removes moisture build up in winter.
Check out our roof ventilation range to find what best suits your home.
Clothes airers & clothes lines
Energy saving checklist
Use this quick and easy checklist to help reduce your energy use and save money on your utility bills.
- Replace your old lights globes with energy efficient Light Emitting Diode (LED) globes.
- Switch off lights when you leave the room.
- Use curtains and/or internal and external blinds to keep your home cool and warm as required.
- Seal gaps under windows and doorways to prevent draughts.
- Use carpet and/or rugs to help insulate floor boards.
- Set you thermostat to 18-20 degrees in winter and 24-26 degrees in summer.
- Hang clothes on a clothes line or airer instead of using a dryer.
- Switch off power points and appliances when not in use.
- Install solar or energy efficient garden lighting.
Sustainability checklist
For more ways to save water and energy around the home, download our home sustainability checklist.
How to D.I.Y.
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