No more problems with condensation  - with T-STRIPE!

T-STRIPE is a special heating system invented to heat up the outer edges of cold and wet window panes while using minimal energy (see our cost breakdown). This way both window pane and window frame will stay dry - even at very low temperatures. You can purchase T-STRIPE either from our partners or directly in our webshop. Assembling T-STRIPE and installation is easy, no matter what kind of windows you own. And of course you do not have to install it yourself; either ask the electrician of your choice or let one of our contractors know, they will gladly help you. With T-STRIPE your windows will stay dry and top condition!

This is the main reason people always hear the same advice, to turn on their radiators and to air their rooms more often. It is however very important to air and heat your rooms responsibly and economically.

During colder seasons keeping windows open constantly would be a huge mistake, since the constant influx of cold air causes the temperature in the room to drop too drastically. Reheating the room results in huge heating expenses. Instead, you should try to open up all the windows in a room completely for up to 10 minutes, several times a day if needed, to facilitate a complete as possible exchange of air masses. This way it will also be easier to reheat a room. This method is also very beneficial when it comes to airing the bathroom or kitchen.

During summer constantly airing rooms is of course always a possibility.

When it comes to the temperature in a room, preferences vary. Generally speaking it should never be necessary to heat a room beyond 23°C just to avoid condensation.

If condensation occurs despite all these aforementioned precautions, then the problem has to be tackled from a different perspective. The first step should be to check the windows in question and see whether they are still properly functional. If after an expert's inspection brings no result, then the probable cause of condensation are either bad building shells or bad airflow. Even with newer buildings condensation is oftentimes a problem, since modern architecture usually includes large windowfronts but insufficient heating sources.

'Over the years I spent finding a solution for my problems with condensation water, I met a lot of people who were equally frustrated. After coming up with my invention I decided to introduce it onto the market.' says T-STRIPE inventor and engineer Maximilian Hron. 'Since I always wanted to provide my customers with a satisfaction guarantee, I made various experts conduct studies on T-STRIPE.'

The Austrian Institute for Healthy and Ecological Building (IBO) has confirmed the effectiveness of T-STRIPE in a study, proving that with this revolutionary heating system both condensation water and mold spores can be prevented. A positive effect on room climate and comfort could be confirmed as well.

'...While studying the heat bridge effect with an outdoor temperature of minus twelve degrees (-12°) centigrade the following results could be observed: Without T-STRIPE the lowest measured temperatures on the inside surface of the window pane were seven (7°) degrees along the edges of the pane. With T-STRIPE the lowest recorded temperature on the glass surface was sixteen (16°) degrees in the middle of the window pane. During these tests the T-STRIPE heating element itself reached a temperature of 38.9 degrees. ...'

T-STRIPE heats up the entire window pane, the heat dissipation effect changes room climate positively while using most of the thermal energy invested: 63.2% is being reflected back into the room, contributing to an increase in comfort and well being.