Lifetree One Way Window Film: Reflective Window UV Film, Mirror Anti Glare Film, Privacy Clear Heat Control Window Tint, Sun Blocker for Home, Office (Silver, 44.5 * 200cm)

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If it’s winter and likely to be sunny, open the window coverings in the morning to allow the sun to heat your home through the day—especially those that receive direct sunlight.

Whether you need UV reflective window films for commercial or residential use, these window films provide a number of benefits. They are an excellent way to protect furniture and merchandise from fading as well as save you money on your energy bills by helping to regulate internal temperature. Our external reflective films come with a 3 year warranty, but they will last much longer. How is exterior window film applied? When searching for the right sun reflective window film for your building, there are a few factors you should consider, like exterior appearance, affordability, and installation techniques. Why You Need Window Film – Energy Efficiency Window films offer great versatility with a wide range of options to choose from. One of our popular choices is the static cling reflective mirror film, which is perfect for temporary use, such as in rented accommodations or during the hottest season. This film does not require adhesive and can be easily applied in just minutes. What's even better is that it can be removed in seconds and safely stored for future use. In addition to the static cling option, we also offer external grade reflective films. These films are highly efficient in reducing heat, especially when applied to double glazed windows. They provide excellent heat control and are a great solution for keeping your space cool and comfortable.

Moreover, window film is designed to combat glare caused by intense sunlight. By selectively filtering out the harsh and blinding rays, window film creates a visually comfortable environment for various activities such as working, watching screens, or simply relaxing. Say goodbye to annoying glare that hampers productivity and causes eye strain, and welcome a more soothing and glare-free space. Exterior shutters and shades are usually made of a variety of materials, including fabric, wood, steel, aluminum, or vinyl. They are most effective at reducing solar heat gain.

Some cellular shades include the option of automation, allowing the blinds to open and close on a set schedule. The schedule can be seasonally optimized to reduce heating and cooling loads while maximizing natural light and home comfort. Window Quilts Sun reflective window films come in a variety of tint levels that provide varying degrees of protection from UV rays. Generally, if you want more protection from UV rays, the tint will be darker and more reflective, but there are also window films that provide very high UV defense while allowing plenty of light inside, like 3M’s Sun Control Prestige Exterior Series . Exterior and Interior Appearance The Sentinel Plus QX 40 reduces energy consumption, minimising costs. The Window Film prevents heat transfer while still allowing light to enter your property. The Sentinel Plus QX 40 is a perfect solution for heat rejection, without changing the appearance of your window. It’s natural look makes it almost impossible to see.When it comes to windows, there are two qualities that define energy efficiency: solar heat gain coefficient ( SHGC ) and thermal transmittance ( U-factor ). SHGC is a measure of how much of the sun’s heat is transmitted into a building through the windows while U-factor is a measure of how well the window insulates. For both measures, the lower the number, the better the window will be for energy efficiency in hot summer months. Our Exterior Reflective Film is designed to go on any flat glass surface and ideal where glass is not suited to internal film, or when internal access is an issue. You can also use it on glass banisters. Window awnings can reduce solar heat gain in the summer by up to 65% on south-facing windows and 77% on west-facing windows. You can use an awning to shade one window or have an awning custom-made to shade the entire side of your house. Your next question might be, how much heat does reflective window film keep out? That’s a great question with some great answers. We’ll go into the stats for different types of reflective window films later, but for starters, all reflective window films will reduce a large amount of heat and glare. Solar Control Window Films from Sureguard Window Films® are available in neutral, mirrored, silver, copper, grey, green, blue, gold, red and many more shades. Where possible, the product is applied to the internal face of the glass, depending on availability and compatibility with the glass to be treated.

Window film manufacturer, Llumar, describes reflective window film as "technology on two sides, this reflective window film provides a high level of heat, glare and UV control that keeps people at ease in any area. Gives a uniform and contemporary look. Looks reflective looking out as well.” Let’s dig into some of our most popular reflective window films! Application of Solar film reduces unwanted heat and glare by 80%, without causing a major change in the intensity of the visible light. Prism window film is designed in such a way that heat build-up is reduced during the hotter days, while increasing retained heat. The heat-rejecting properties of solar control window films play a crucial role in maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. These films are designed to reflect a portion of the sun's heat, preventing it from entering through the glass and causing temperature fluctuations. By reducing heat gain, solar control films help alleviate the strain on your air conditioning system, resulting in lower energy consumption and cost savings. As heat control window film lessens glare and unwanted heat by up to 80%, you may wish to consider having the Prism solar control film applied to your roof glazing. While attractive, its capabilities to restrict unwanted rays of sun are remarkable.Most window coverings are operable, and yet 75% of residential window coverings remain in the same position every day, according to a study by the U.S. Department of Energy. Don't fall into this habit - be strategic about which coverings you open and close throughout the day.

Now, like we said: reflective window film acts as a mirror to the outside daytime light, which means your windows will be dark on the outside. Reflective window film isn’t the first choice for homeowners as installing reflective window film changes the house’s exterior look. If your window’s outside appearance isn’t important, then a reflective window film is a great choice for you. Heat rejection window film is a highly effective and proven solution for effectively controlling excess heat and glare in residential and commercial environments. With its advanced solar control properties, heat control window film offers a reliable and efficient way to enhance comfort and create a more enjoyable indoor atmosphere. Let’s look at another graph of those films’ stats against the untreated glass (which has the same stats as the previous graph!) Exterior window films perform similarly to reflective and dual-reflective window films, which is what makes window film so cool! When choosing a product, product performance is not the main concern, you just worry about the aesthetics and unique features. This issue also affects frequent computer users, as discomfort and eye-strain are caused by glare from the sun reflecting on their visual display units. This can have a severely detrimental effect on the running and profitability of a company, though glare should be considered as part of any DSE (Display Screen Equipment) Workstation Assessment. Less productive workers often mean a less productive business and ultimately a less productive economy.Silver reflective mirror window film is a thin and sleek material that can be easily applied to smooth, non-textured flat glass surfaces such as windows, doors, or conservatory roofs. With its tinted and mirror-like finish, this film offers excellent efficiency in controlling heat and sunlight, making your home or office more comfortable during hot and sunny days. Additionally, it provides protection against fading for your artworks and furnishings.