How does window Tinting add Privacy

Add Privacy with a variety of films. The most common film for office settings are frosted films. These films allow natural light to pass through while adding Privacy. This film is typically used for conference rooms, private offices, lactation rooms, call rooms, break rooms, and training rooms. When Window Tint is applied to windows it can also ruduce visibility from the outside without darkening the inside.

How does Window tinting Provide Protection

Adding Window Tinting to an office, commercial space, reastarant, or store front can provide Protection in a variety of ways. All the films we offer provide 99.9% UVA and UVB protection. This protects your skin, flooring, food, art, and products. Windowtinting can also provide protection for your eyes. Darker films reduce the glare and reflections. This keeps your eyes from working harder to focus and helps them adjust to bright or scattred light.

How Does Window Tinting provide comfort

Window Provides comfort in a few ways. First it reduces heat (IR or infared). We have films that offer up to 94% heat rejction. This can keep your space cooler and provides a more stable temperature. This also leads to energy savings as the a/c does not have to run as hard or as long. Also reducing wear and tear on HVAC systems. By reducing glare It can also help employees with light sensative migranes.

How Does Window Tinting provide Safety and Security

Window Tinting films add an added layer to the glass. This helps the glass stay togeather when it is shattered. There are some films meant to specifically do this known as security films. These films range in thickness from 4 Mil to 15mil. These can be clear or tinted films that are added to glass to stop intruders or make entry into window exponentially longer. Another feature is a film called graffiti guard. This film is applied on exterior of windows so that spray paint or acid etching does not destroy the window. Once damaged the film is removed and can be re-applied. This is a cheaper alternative to replacing the whole window.