A woman reading on a sofa beside full height windows, a dog asleep on the rug, the skyline clear through the glass

Rooms you can use all afternoon.

Less heat and glare. Keep the light and the view.

Comfort without replacing the glass.

Reduce heat, glare and fading while keeping the daylight and the view.

Film treats the glass you already have, so a room you avoid in the afternoon becomes usable again. Tell us what is happening and we will recommend the next step.

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A living room in the late afternoon, full height glazing along one wall, the low sun across the floor and the skyline clear through the glass

Heat and glare

The room nobody sits in after lunch, made usable again. Film treats the glass you already have.

A bedroom with full height glazing looking out to trees and a neighbouring house, its windows lit, close enough to see

Daytime privacy

Obscuring film breaks the sightline through the day without closing the room down.

Afternoon sun entering a living room through a large sash window and falling across a timber floor and a patterned rug

UV and fading

Most of the damage is ultraviolet, which film filters out. Timber and rugs keep their colour longer.

A glazed sliding door after an impact: the pane is fractured in a tight radial pattern and is still standing in its frame

Safety and security

Safety film does not stop the glass breaking. It holds the broken pane together in the frame.

An office partition with a banded frosted finish across clear glazing, planting in front of it and a meeting room beyond

Decorative privacy

A frosted or banded finish adds privacy to partitions and meeting rooms while keeping the light.

Before you decide

What film will not do.

It is not air conditioning

Film reduces the heat arriving through the glass. It does not cool a room on its own.

Fading slows, it does not stop

Most fading is ultraviolet, which film filters out, but visible light and heat also play their part.

Daytime privacy only

Reflective film obscures the view in from outside during the day and reverses after dark with the lights on.

More answers about privacy after dark, fading and caring for filmed glass

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We look at the glass, then put a price in writing.

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Two hands applying window film to a large glass pane with a squeegee, the wet film being smoothed flat in natural daylight