Just realised the sheet of secondary glazing film on the window over the front door is now 31 years old. It's the sort you stretch and stick to the frame with double sided tape, and then use a hair drier to shrink the wrinkles out.
Still looks pretty invisible.
Never thought it would outlast the original real double glazing.
Much the same here, not sure it's quite 30 years but definitely 20 and still does a good job, in both keeping in warmth and preventing condensation, which protects the woodwork.
Is it not the mylar stuff that modern awero modellers cover their planes in instead of tissue paper and shrinking dope? Brian
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