ECOFLAP - AVAILABLE Read the Latest "WORKING" Review 07/06/09

BUY AN ECOFLAP TODAY! 1) Fix this Ecoflap on the inside of your letterbox - 2) Reduce your heat losses via your existing letter box.

Why doesn't Ecoflap blow open? Fitting

Water Test - Pressure Test information below

Other Facts:

Ecoflap will accommodate post up to 260mms (10.25") wide CLEAR and 40.2mms (approx 1.75") high CLEAR.

The Ecoflap will draught proof a hole up to 70mms (over 2.9") high and over 300mms (12") wide. Diagram of complete Measurements on Downloads page also Pictures: Fitting: Qs & As: Flyers:

Necessitates a small change. Ecoflap - the leveller for all. Will replace your brushes and gravity flaps, all measures commonly used to help keep out the draught. Replace these with an Ecoflap.

Give yourself Immediate and effective benefit without expensive alterations to your letter box. Takes 5 - 15 minutes to fit.

Will retro fit from tiny Victorian size letter box holes to just beyond standard.

Whilst Ecoflap will accommodate small packages, the main feature and purpose of Ecoflap is to keep you draught free between normal every day varying size postal/leaflet/magazine deliveries. Use your favourite outside Letter Plate, antique or modern, with an Ecoflap

Learn more about Ecoflap and purchase information See here

Ecoflap Review - the very first review of Ecoflap (N.B PROTOTYPE) by David Lockie. Director of

LATEST NEWS UPDATE

Initial Pascals Pressure Testing at Wintech Engineering - Telford. 29/06/09

NB Ecoflap was tested for its endurance as a STAND ALONE unit and not as part of a door. Ecoflap isn't a lockable unit normally tested for British Standards e.g. doors and windows.

Air Pressure: Ecoflap closed from the open position against pressure of 1,700 pascals, equivalent to windspeed of 114.7 m.p.h in either direction. (Proof that Ecoflap will never blow open due to naturally occuring weather conditions causing heat loss through your letter box) The video demonstrates this (CLICK)

Water pressure: Ecoflap is seen being water pressure tested. An Ecoflap was fixed both on the front and back of the door. Sprayed for 15 minutes with no pascals pressure followed by a further 5 minutes at 50 pascals pressure, (equivalent to 24.7 mph windspeed) followed by 2.5 mins at 100 pascals pressure with no failure. Due to high level of permeability of the door, you'll see water soaking through certain areas of THE DOOR. (This proves that your letter box won't leak rain. and the natural accompanying draught, causing heat loss) The video demonstrates this (CLICK) 1.33 secs

There will be added test reports, as appropriate, confirming Ecoflap's design concept.

Summer is here but...

"Now's the time to prepare for the inevitable cold months ahead"

Ecoflap WON'T stop the bills but will help reduce them.

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