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A quiet evening at home. You start to relax after a long day when it suddenly starts to rain. In a traditional house with a metal roof, this would mean the end of calm - every drop that hits the sheet turns into an annoying knock that can reach levels of up to 70-80 decibels. This is a noise level comparable to a busy street right outside the window.

You have just invested in a modern solar roof. During the first months, energy production is impressive, but over time you notice that energy yields are systematically decreasing. What's going on? The answer lies in a layer of dirt gradually accumulating on the surface of the panels.

When you ask homeowners what is stopping them from installing photovoltaic panels, one of the most common answers is concern about the appearance of the building. And it's hard to be surprised - traditional black panels can drastically change the character of even the most beautiful architecture. It was this concern that became the beginning of our journey to create InvisibleSolar Finish technology.

The history of construction is a continuous evolution of standards and technologies. Until 30 years ago, no one imagined that single panes in the windows would become a relic of the past. Today it is difficult to find a home without double or triple glazing packages, which have become standard due to their insulation and energy efficiency. Heating systems underwent a similar revolution - the transition from coal stoves to modern, environmentally friendly solutions was only a matter of time.