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When selecting a window film for heat reduction, focus on key features such as visible light transmission (how much light is let through), glare reduction, UV protection, and solar heat rejection ratings. These ratings indicate how effectively the film can block or reflect the sun’s heat. Also, check compatibility with your existing glazing to ensure it meets manufacturer guidelines.
Yes, it’s possible to install heat reduction window film yourself using our high-quality WFGP DIY window film range , which works well for smaller projects or if you’re confident in your abilities. However, for the best possible outcome, our professional installation service is available. By opting for professional fitting, you benefit from our team’s years of experience and exceptional fitting skills, ensuring long-lasting performance and peace of mind.
A darker tint can help reduce glare and improve daytime privacy, but it’s not always the best indicator of total heat rejection. The film’s construction and coating technology play a more significant role in regulating temperature. High-quality heat reduction window films may have advanced reflective or spectrally selective layers that offer excellent solar control without needing to be very dark.
Solar control window film minimises the amount of heat entering your property, reducing the load on air conditioning systems. By reflecting or absorbing solar radiation, these films help stabilise indoor temperatures, potentially lowering energy bills and enhancing overall comfort.
Yes. Most solar control window films block up to 99% of harmful UV rays. This reduces fading on furniture, carpets, and artwork, as well as lowering exposure to harmful ultraviolet light for occupants.
High-quality solar control films are designed to reduce heat and glare while allowing ample natural light into your space. Look for “spectrally selective” films, which target infrared and UV rays but let in a significant portion of visible light. This balance helps keep interiors bright and welcoming.
Heat control window film, sometimes called solar control window film, is usually made from polyester layers coated with metal or ceramic particles. These coatings reflect or absorb solar heat and UV radiation, preventing excessive solar gain from passing through your windows.
Absolutely. In summer, these films reduce overheating and glare. In winter, certain types can help retain interior warmth, reducing heat loss through your windows. The overall effect depends on the film’s insulation properties, making it beneficial throughout the year.
Most heat control window films can be applied to standard windows. However, it’s vital to check with the manufacturer or a professional installer to ensure compatibility, especially if you have low-E or laminated glass. The right film should maintain or enhance your glazing’s performance without causing damage.
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