Light control for your space
Different films can be considered to manage glare and incoming solar energy on sun-exposed glazing. Visible light transmission, colour and reflectivity vary by product series. Selection is based on physical samples and the product’s technical data.
Assessing the glass and façade first
Single, double and coated glazing may require different film products. The glass type, size, condition and orientation are assessed before installation. Internal or external installation is selected according to glass–film compatibility and manufacturer instructions.
Privacy depends on lighting
The privacy effect of reflective films changes with indoor and outdoor lighting. Daytime privacy may not be maintained when the interior is brighter at night. Decorative or frosted films can be considered separately where continuous screening is needed.
Measuring, installation and care
Once the area and measurements are agreed, the glass is prepared, the film installed and the edges checked. The time before the first cleaning and suitable cleaning products are explained according to the selected film’s care instructions.
Frequently asked questions
Can architectural film be applied to every type of glass?
Product selection depends on the glass type and condition. Double, coated and specialist glazing require compatibility assessment; a film is not recommended without checking suitability.
Does window film provide privacy at night?
Privacy with reflective films depends on the balance of indoor and outdoor light. A brighter interior may be visible at night. Frosted or decorative options can be considered for ongoing privacy.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Glass dimensions, the installation location, glazing type and your expectations are a useful starting point. The final scope and product are agreed using this information and any necessary surface assessment.