Types of Window Film
Neutral Tint
- Neutral films are designed to look as close as possible to natural glass whilst also adding a privacy tint.
- This film has a dark neutral grey finish to stop people from seeing inside whilst you can still see out during daylight hours.
- During night hours when to is very dark outside and the lights are on inside the building people will be able to see in and you will be looking at a dark grey piece of glass with limited external vision depending on film shade.
- Excellent for heat rejection and glare reduction.
- Made with a metalized layer in the film giving a slightly reflective appearance.
- Prevents UV light entering through the glass protecting against skin conditions and fading of fabrics.
- Non-fade and scratch resistant.
Reflective Privacy
- Mirror Silver to stop people seeing in while you can still see out during daylight hours.
- Silver to the outer face and black to the inner face. When fitted to internal side of external glazing it will look mirror silver from the outside and dark grey from the inside.
- During night hours when it is very dark outside, and the lights are on inside people will be able to see in and you will be looking at a dark mirror finish.
- Excellent for heat rejection and glare reduction.
- Prevents UV light for skin conditions and fading of fabrics and other interior items.
- Metalized layer in the film giving a mirror appearance.
- Non-fade and scratch resistant.
Reflective Silver
- Dark Silver mirror to stop people seeing in whilst you can still see out during daylight hours.
- During night hours when it is very dark outside, and the lights are on inside people will be able to see in and you will be looking at a mirror like finish.
- Excellent for heat rejection and glare reduction.
- Prevents UV light for skin conditions and fading of fabrics and other interior items.
- Metalized layer in the film giving a mirror appearance.
- Non-fade and scratch resistant.
Polycarbonate
Reflective Silver
- Can be applied to polycarbonate on the inside or outside.
- Perfect for reducing glare and heat in conservatories.
- Reduces glare by 84%.
- Reduces heat by 85%.
- Still allows a lot of natural light in.
- Non Fade - Scratch resistant.
- Prevents UV light for skin conditions and fading of fabrics and interior items.
Low E Silver
- Great for stopping heat escaping through windows, therefore retaining building’s heat during the winter.
- This film has a winter heat loss reduction of 27%
- Light Silver where people can see in slightly and you still see out easily during daylight hours.
- During night hours when it is very dark outside, and the lights are on inside people will be able to see in and you will be looking at a very slight mirror like finish.
- Good for heat rejection and glare reduction.
- Metalized layer in the film giving a slight mirror appearance.
- Non-fade and scratch resistant.
- Prevents UV light for skin conditions and fading of fabrics and other interior items.
Frost
This window film provides an elegant frosted appearance that adds a touch of style to your windows. Its unique feature is its ability to maintain your privacy even during night time hours, creating a secure and comfortable environment.
- 4 types of Frost colour
- Opal
- Crystal
- Silver
- White
- Application to internal and external glazing
- Lightly frosted appearance from both inside and out.
- Total privacy to the building or room, you can not see in or out.
- Allows a good level of natural light through the window.
- Ideal for bathroom windows, shower screens, glass partition walls.
- Prevents UV light for skin conditions and fading of fabrics and internal items.
- Non Fade.
- Fire Resistance Rating - M1
- REACH RoHS compliant: RESPECTED
Anti-Graffiti Film
Anti-graffiti window film is a protective layer applied to glass and other surfaces to shield them from vandalism, such as spray paint, markers, scratches, and etching.
Here's a breakdown of its key features and benefits:
How it works
- Sacrificial Barrier
- The film acts as a "sacrificial layer," meaning it takes the damage instead of the underlying surface.
- When vandalized, the film can be removed and replaced, which is significantly cheaper than replacing the entire window or surface.
- Protection Against Various Forms of Graffiti
- It defends against spray paint, marker ink, scratches, and even acid etching.
- Easy Cleaning
- Many anti-graffiti films are designed to be easily cleaned, allowing for the removal of paint and other markings with standard cleaning products.
Benefits
- Cost-Effective
- Reduces the need for expensive glass or surface replacements.
- Property Protection
- Preserves the aesthetic appearance of buildings and other structures.
- Deterrent
- Can act as a deterrent to vandals, as they may be less likely to target surfaces with protective film.
- Versatility
- Can be applied to various surfaces, including windows, mirrors, and even stainless steel.
Key Considerations
- Application
- Proper installation is crucial for optimal performance.
- Removal and Replacement
- The ease of removal and replacement is a key feature, so consider this when choosing a product.
- Types of Film
- Different films offer varying levels of protection, so select one that meets your specific needs.
In summary, anti-graffiti window film is a valuable tool for protecting property from vandalism, offering a cost-effective and practical solution.
Safety and Security Film
Safety and security window film is designed to enhance the strength and resilience of glass, providing protection against various hazards. Here's a breakdown of key aspects:
Purpose and Function
- Shatter Resistance
- The primary function is to hold broken glass fragments together, preventing them from scattering and causing injury. This is particularly important in areas prone to accidents, storms, or explosions.
- Security Enhancement
- Security films can deter intruders by making it significantly harder to break through windows. They add a layer of resistance, slowing down or preventing forced entry.
- Safety
- It can upgrade existing glass to meet safety standards.
Key Features
- Material
- Typically made from multiple layers of strong polyester (PET) film with powerful adhesives.
- Thickness
- Available in various thicknesses (measured in mils or micrometers), with thicker films providing greater protection. The appropriate thickness depends on the desired level of security and the size of the glass pane.
- Clarity
- Most safety and security films are designed to be optically clear, maintaining the view through the window.
- Additional Benefits
- Some films may offer additional benefits, such as UV protection, heat reduction, or glare control.
Applications
- Residential
- Homes, especially vulnerable ground-floor windows and glass doors.
- Commercial
- Retail stores, offices, schools, and government buildings.
- Vehicles
- Cars, buses, and trains.
Important Considerations
- Professional Installation
- For optimal performance, professional installation is often recommended.
- Film Thickness
- Selecting the correct film thickness is crucial for the desired level of protection.
- Glass Type
- The type of glass to which the film is applied can affect its performance.
In essence, safety and security window film provides a valuable layer of protection, enhancing the safety and security of glass surfaces.
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