Applications
Focused guides for this part of the commercial project.
Commercial window film costs: what changes the project price
Commercial window-film pricing depends on glass area, film type, access, glazing configuration, removal work and building operations.
Solar-control window film for commercial buildings
Solar-control films reduce part of the solar energy entering through glazing while preserving a chosen amount of daylight and outward view.
Glare-control window film for offices
Glare-control film can make bright perimeter work areas easier to use without replacing the glazing.
UV-control film and interior-finish protection
Some architectural films reduce ultraviolet transmission and can help slow fading of merchandise, furnishings and interior finishes.
Low-E window film as a retrofit concept
Low-emissivity films can alter radiative heat transfer at existing glazing and may be considered where full window replacement is not planned.
Decorative commercial window film
Decorative films change the appearance of glazing without permanently replacing the glass.
Frosted privacy film for offices and clinics
Frosted or translucent film can obscure views through interior glazing while allowing diffuse light to pass.
One-way privacy film: why lighting conditions matter
Reflective privacy effects depend on the illumination difference between the two sides of the glass.
Safety and security window film: planning at a high level
Safety and security films are designed to help retain broken glass or form part of a tested glazing-protection system.
Anti-graffiti film for storefront glass
Sacrificial anti-graffiti film can protect expensive glass or smooth surfaces by allowing a damaged film layer to be replaced.