Glare can make your office, classroom or home uncomfortable at times.  A correctly selected window film can reduce glare to more suitable levels to improve comfort.

Solar radiation from the sun is divided into 3 components: visible light we can see, infrared we feel as heat and ultraviolet rays, which are invisible. As solar radiation strikes a piece of glass, window film acts as a "sunscreen" to block harmful UV rays as well as regulate the levels of heat and light passing through the glass. The amount of heat and light rejected is dependent upon the type of window film selected.

Common types of window film – non-reflective or dyed films that primarily absorb solar energy, reflective or metallized films that absorb as well as reflect solar energy, and nano/ceramic films which use high-tech compounds to provide high performance.

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Accidents involving glass can create dangerous situations, especially in residential homes with children. Safety film effectively holds broken glass together, greatly reducing the chance of injury. Our protective films are available to help prevent vandalism and theft. While they cannot entirely stop someone from breaking through glass, the thickness of the film makes it more difficult and time consuming to breach the glass.

Glass is expensive to replace after being damaged by taggers or other kinds of vandalism. Many commercial building owners choose our removable anti-graffiti film to protect their glass from damages caused by graffiti and glass etching.

In New Zealand homes, low-E (low-emissivity film) film is usually fitted to the inside of single-glazed windows to reduce heat loss in winter. Normal glass allows most of the heat radiation coming from inside your house to pass through to the outside. By fitting a low-E film this radiant heat is largely reflected back into the room, thereby reducing heat loss through windows.

Window Film can provide privacy by installing a translucent frosting, or a reflective or darkened film. In an office environment window frosting is a great way to create a light open space without any distractions. In a residential setting, window film can allow you to enjoy your view without obstructions from net curtains or blinds.

Street appeal can increase the value of your property or attract potential customers & clients to your business. Window film comes in a range of coloured and mirrored tints that can make you stand out by adding a layer of elegance to your property.

UV Light fades and ages carpet, fabric and wood. Window film reflects these harmful rays so they do to enter your home damaging your soft furnishings. While window film does a tremendous job in reducing the amount of fading caused by harmful 99% of the UV rays. 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.