TheColeMan

Do you think that could be reduced further? A more precise fitting perhaps? or do you think that is as good as it gets?

How much of a reduction did you see in levels of condensation?

Thanks so much for all of your feedback. This is an example of one already fitted. I don't know if this addresses any of the points made. Any comments are really helpful.

Sorry for the lack of detail, I don't want it to look like I am touting for business. I am just trying to establish if there is a market for the product. Essentially, as far as I can tell this a custom cut piece of perspex/acetate that can be made to fit any shape. Fixings are magnetic and with an adhesive back.

Hi I have been asked to undertake a market analysis for the use of a secondary glazing system used on listed buildings or houses in conservation areas and in all honesty don't know where to start. I won't mention any names but in a typical building the materials used significantly reduce condensation, improve heat retention and sound insulation. Its easy to fit, can be removed when not needed but my question is, would the canal boat owners get the same kinds of benefits particularly regarding condensation. I am not trying to sell any of you anything, I just wanted your opinions as to whether a product of this type would have an useful application on canal boats.