Use Window Film
Using window film can help to keep your home warm in the winter, as well as keeping the sun out during the hot summer months. It is an effective way to protect your investment in your home or office and save money on your heating and cooling costs. It will also help to improve your home’s privacy and security.
Window films come in many different styles, colors and thicknesses. They are manufactured to provide protection from the sun’s glare and ultraviolet rays. They are also designed to improve your energy efficiency, lowering your energy costs. These films can be installed on windows, skylights, and wall panels. They are a great way to add a decorative element to your home or office while adding privacy.
ADS Window Films has been established in Plymouth, Devon for over 20 years, with a further presence in London and the Home Counties. We cover the whole of Devon, Cornwall and the south west region but have also carried out projects throughout the United Kingdom.
Window films also provide security by preventing break-ins. When broken glass is exposed, it can create a dangerous environment. This is especially true for storefronts, where large windows are often exposed. Without window film, shards can be thrown across the street and cause damage to cars or other property. In addition, window films can also provide protection from graffiti.
Why Use Window Film?
Window films also prevent acid etching. Acid etching can cause damage to expensive IT equipment, and can damage your furnishings. They also provide a measure of privacy in your home, preventing people from looking in without your permission. Many window films are also available in decorative designs that make it difficult to see in from the outside. These decorative films are more expensive than other privacy films, but they offer a high level of customization and can create a special visual element to your home or office.
Window film is also effective at reducing glare. Glare can cause eye strain and headaches. This can make working in an office uncomfortable. Window film can help to block the sun’s glare and keep your vision clear. Glare can also cause people to squint, making it harder to see. Window films also act as a safety net for broken glass, as they hold shards together.
Window films also reduce the amount of heat that is transferred through the glazing. This means your AC will work less, saving you money on your energy costs. Window films also reduce the amount of fading that takes place when items are exposed to the sun. Using window film can help to maintain the colour of your carpet. When a carpet is exposed to sunlight, the dyes in the fibers can fade, making the carpet look less attractive.
Window films can also provide protection from UVA and UVB rays. These rays can cause skin cancer and other harmful effects. They are also able to penetrate glass. They can also bounce off water and sand. Although the UVA rays only reach people in cars, they can still be harmful to people sitting near windows.
Window films can also be used to help reduce heat transfer through glazing, and provide greater insulation. These films are available in a range of thicknesses, and can be applied to many different types of glass and polycarbonate. For example, the thicker “automotive protection” films are designed to provide an extra level of safety in case of an accident.