Fight fading with UV protection window film
Fading is an all too common problem, with sunlight streaming through glass and causing fade damage to furniture, upholstery, equipment and clothing. An application of window film will block the majority of UV rays - the single biggest contributing to fading.
Fight fading - keep your view
Fade reduction film is available in a clear, virtually undetectable finish.
Range of films and performance
We offer a range of different films, with a performance level to suit.
Amber 81 for full protection
If you need exception UV protection, our Amber 81 product will deliver.
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"Museum film" for invisible protection
Achieve high levels of UV reduction without altering the appearance of your glass. A virtually undetectable way of blocking up to 99% of UV rays.
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Combine films for added fade mitigation
It is possible to apply multiple films to deliver the level of fade protection you require, combined with a pleasing aesthetic finish.
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Specilaist films for the ultimate protection
Ask us about Amber 81 for the ultimate in UV blockage and protection. Just one of our specialist window film solutions.
Understanding the causes of fading
It's important to be aware that UV rays are not the solitary cause of fading. While they are the biggest contributing factor, they combine with heat, light and other location specific factors to cause fading. The good news is that the Window Film Company can offer a fade mitigation film to best suit your situation.
Clear UV and other fade reduction window films
This type of film, often referred to as museum film, is often used on shopfronts, in art galleries or stately homes. The film, which comes in a variety of finishes and grades is suitable for any premises with a potential fading problem.
Fading can be an expensive problem for many businesses. It is a common misconception that ultraviolet rays are the only cause of fading. UV rays contribute only 40% to the fading problem. Heat and light contribute 25% each. The remaining 10% is caused by other factors such as bad ventilation, artificial light and the quality of the dyes in the furniture or fabric.
Block UV, not your view
All of our specialist applied window films to help reduce fading can filter up to 99% of UV rays. The amount of heat and light that the window films can filter will depend on the type of window film, but the majority will maintain your view from the inside out, fighting fading while still protecting your view.