Why do we need Architectural Window Film?

Necessity:

In order to save costs and better protect our safety, we can take a simpler and more effective approach to achieve the functions we want.

Therefore, we can tint the corresponding film according to our different needs.

Plexiglass has excellent light transmittance but lacks heat insulation and cannot effectively block infrared and ultraviolet rays. Ordinary glass only transmits 0.6% of ultraviolet rays, while plexiglass transmits 73%.

Plexiglass is brittle, while stronger than traditional glass, still lacks safety features. When broken, its fragments often form sharp angles, which can cause injuries.

Plexiglass—made of organic solvents—has a weak surface hardness and is easily scratched. It requires a glass film with a highly wear-resistant and weathering-resistant layer to improve its performance.  

Benefit:

1. Heat Insulation and Energy Saving

Architectural window film can block up to 90% of the heat entering a room through glass windows.

According to actual tests, when the outdoor temperature reaches 39°C, the temperature in a room with architectural window film is 3-5°C lower than in a room without it. It also blocks heat dissipation in winter, significantly reducing air conditioning and heating costs.

2. UV Protection

The ultraviolet rays in strong sunlight are extremely harmful to human health. Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can easily cause skin cancer. UV rays are also a major cause of fading and aging of flooring (carpets), furniture, decorations, artwork, and fabrics.

3. Single-view privacy protection

Everyone needs privacy protection. Applying architectural glass film to the inside of doors and windows allows for clear viewing without obstructing light, while also preventing prying eyes from seeing into private spaces.

4. Exterior decoration

Architectural film can be applied to a variety of interior design styles. Available in a variety of colors and patterns, it creates sophisticated and unique decorative effects.