Here’s some more information about the Solar Film we can offer you.
Most people don’t realise how much heat and glare comes through their windows until it becomes a problem. We see it every summer across England. Rooms that get so hot you can’t even breathe. Offices where screens are nearly impossible to see. Or conservatories that might as well be greenhouses by mid-day.
Solar Film is one of the most effective ways to control heat and glare without completely blocking natural light. It’s one of the most popular services we install, especially during the warmer months.
We mainly provide Solar Film Installation across Essex, London, south Suffolk and the Hertfordshire border. However, wherever you’re based in England, contact us and we’ll always try to make the job work for you.
Solar Film is designed to reduce the amount of Solar Energy entering and leaving a building through it’s glass. Either a ceramic or metallized layer within the Film, reflects and absorbs heat, as well as natural light, making your space more cosy.
Many of our customers choose Solar Film in order to:
Solar Film is suitable for both residential and commercial properties and can be installed on most existing windows.
Want to understand how it works? Read the science behind solar control window film.
We have installed Frosted Window Film in homes and commercial spaces in Essex and all across the South East. When done correctly, you’ll hardly notice it’s been installed.
To give a clear example, we’ll use one of our most popular and cost effective options — Silver 20 Solar Window Film.
Typical performance figures include:
If those numbers don’t mean much, here’s what it actually does in real life.
With Solar Film installed, far less heat enters your space during warmer months. At the same time, UV rays are blocked, helping prevent fading to furniture, flooring, and fabrics. Glare is also reduced, making rooms more comfortable to use throughout the day.
On colder days, Solar Film can also help improve insulation by reducing heat loss through the glass.
There are several types of Solar Film available. We always help you choose the right option based on how the building is used and how you want the glass to look.
This is one of the most cost-effective options. It creates a mirrored appearance from the outside and reflects a high level of heat. It’s a popular choice for homes and commercial buildings looking for strong heat control with a modern finish.
Mirrored on the outside and tinted on the inside. This option offers strong solar control while maintaining a softer internal appearance. It’s often chosen for offices and street-facing properties.
Neutral films offer a subtle, tinted look without strong reflection. When people mention “limo-style” tint, this is usually what they mean. These films reduce heat and glare while keeping the glass looking more natural.
Bronze Solar Film gives glass a copper-toned appearance. It performs well for heat rejection but has a more distinctive look, which suits some buildings better than others.
Ceramic films appear almost clear while still absorbing heat. They’re ideal for customers who want solar control without changing the appearance of their windows.
Please note: the appearance of some Solar Films can vary depending on light levels and viewing angles.
Want to understand how it works? Read the science behind solar control window film.
Competative pricing is usually a red flag, we love to give people good value for money
We guarantee we will always respond within 24 hours.
We’re insured for up to £5 million pounds (that’s alot of money). Any damages that do occur will always be covered.
We treat our suppliers like family. Lead time for materials is 1-3 days, all backed by a 10 year warranty.
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In some cases, yes. How much darker it looks depends on the film percentage you choose and how bright the surrounding area is. For example, Silver 20 will appear noticeably darker than Silver 50.
Yes. Solar Film still reduces glare from the low winter sun, helps rooms stay warmer by reducing the U-value of the glass, and continues to block UV rays that can damage furniture and furnishings.
For internal Solar Film, manufacturers typically offer a warranty of 10–12 years. In practice, films often last between 10–20 years depending on how well they are looked after. For external installations, lifespan is shorter, usually ranging from 3–7 years.
Whether your windows are single pane, double, or triple glazed, there is nearly always a Solar Film to suit your window type. The level of improvement can vary, with single pane windows often seeing greater results than triple glazed windows.
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