Window film is a thin, adhesive film that can be applied to the interior or exterior of windows. It can be used for a variety of purposes, such as reducing heat and glare, enhancing privacy, adding decorative effects, and improving safety and security.
The benefits of window film include:
- Reducing heat and glare
- Enhancing privacy
- Improving energy efficiency
- Adding decorative effects
- Improving safety and security
- Protecting furniture and flooring from fading
There are many types of window film available, including:
- Solar control films
- Decorative films
- Safety and security films
- Anti-graffiti films
- Privacy films
The lifespan of window film depends on several factors, such as the type of film, and exposure to sunlight and weather. Generally, high-quality window film can last up to 15 years or more.
Window film is installed by cleaning the window surface, cutting the film to size, and applying it using a specialized adhesive.
Yes, window film can be removed or replaced by a professional installer. However, removing old or damaged window film can be difficult and time-consuming.
Window film can affect your view and natural light depending on the type and darkness of the film.
Although a dark or reflective film may reduce the view from the outside looking in, the same is not true when looking from the inside out. This is due to Visual Acuity where the human eye adjusts to the amount of light it is receiving, enabling you to see outside, even when the light transmission has been reduced.
Yes, solar control films can significantly reduce heat and glare by blocking out infrared and ultraviolet rays. This can improve comfort and reduce energy costs.
Yes, solar control films can improve energy efficiency by reducing heat gain and loss through windows. This can lower cooling and heating costs and help reduce carbon emissions.
Yes, window film is easy to clean and maintain with regular cleaning using a soft, non-abrasive cloth and a mild detergent solution. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could scratch the film.
Yes, privacy and security films can provide varying degrees of opacity and strength to enhance privacy and prevent break-ins or accidents. These films can also help protect against flying glass in case of impact.
Window film can be installed on most types of windows, including single-pane, double-pane, and tempered glass. However, some speciality windows may require custom-made film or alternative solutions.
Yes, window film is a more affordable and effective solution than installing blinds.
It varies based on the type of film and whether it's installed internally (10 Year) or externally (4 Year).
Using a high-performance window film can significantly decrease conservatory overheating, making the area more comfortable for you to use.
We don't offer car window film supply or installation services at this time.
No, you don't need to clean the windows before the installers come because they will clean them thoroughly before applying the film.
Yes, If it’s brighter inside (usually at night when lights are on in the home) then it will be possible to see through window film at night from the outside in.
Window film that blocks both UV, visible light, and heat effectively, you could see a fading reduction of 70-80%.
While window film does a tremendous job in reducing the amount of fading caused by harmful UV rays (blocking 99% or more), solar heat (cutting up to 82%), and visible light. It cannot eliminate 100% of the deteriorating effects of the sun.Window film is an effective solution to reduce fading in comparison to untreated glass.
