Sun Control Films

Sun control film is applied to glass and is intended to help manage glare and heat gain from direct sunlight, while still allowing natural light into the room.

Yes, sun control films are suited to both office and house windows — we assess your specific windows and sun exposure during the site visit and recommend accordingly.

Application side depends on the film and the window; we assess this during the site visit and apply it appropriately.

No, the film is intended to reduce glare and heat while still allowing light through, rather than blocking it out like a blind.

Both are applied to glass and address heat/glare from sunlight; the specific film best suited to your window is something we can discuss based on the room and its sun exposure.

Both work on the same principle of managing heat coming through glass; we can advise on the option best suited to your window during the site visit.

Safety film is applied to a glass surface to help hold fragments together if the glass cracks or breaks. We can discuss whether it is a relevant addition for your windows or doors.

Office glass stickers are typically frosted or patterned for privacy on internal partitions and cabin glass, while vinyl stickers are more commonly plain or patterned for basic surface decoration.

Yes, window film is commonly applied to shopfront and showroom glass to help manage glare and heat during the day.

Suitability depends on the glass type and condition, which we check during the site visit before recommending a film.

Application time depends on the number and size of windows; we can estimate this after seeing your space.

Some films can affect how the glass looks from outside; we can show you samples and discuss the effect before installation.

Yes, once applied it stays on the glass; long-term appearance can depend on sun exposure and care, which we can advise on.

Contact us through WhatsApp, phone or our enquiry form and we will visit to assess your windows.