Window Tinting Saves Energy, Lowers Bills, and Improves Comfort

Installed by Professionals, Backed by Experts

Many different films for many different purposes:

Solar Control, Privacy, Decorative, and Safety

• Reduce fading of fabrics, furnishings, artwork, and rugs

• Increase your comfort by keeping you cooler in summer and warmer in winter

• Reduce uncomfortable solar "hot spots" in your home

• Get the sunlight but eliminate annoying, distracting glare

• Reduce your utility costs and save energy

• Add a little more privacy by selecting film that allows you to look out, but prevents
  others from looking in

• Live in a safer home by installing films that add shatter resistance to glass broken
  due to accident, natural disasters, or illegal entry

• Choose from a variety of film colors and solar optical properties including neutral
  tones and some which are virtually invisible

• Enjoy easy installation to fit your schedule, easy care and maintenance, and the
  durability of SunScape films protected with scratch-resistant coating

• Clean with a cloth and soapy water just as you would regular glass

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Response by Darrell Smith, Executive Director, International Window Film Association

When trying to save energy on cooling bills in the hot summer months, the key is to reduce solar

heat gain and window film is extremely effective at doing this even on a low-e window.

There are multiple generations of low-e coatings and they are not all the same. The original

purpose of low-e windows was to retain room heat and older low-e windows did little to stop solar

heat gain. Depending on the low-e window to which it is applied, film can still reduce the solar

heat gain far more than many low-e windows and therefore reduce cooling costs.

Most importantly, window film does not negate the low-e coating ability to insulate against heat

loss. In many cases, window film can even improve this benefit (most solar control window film is

more “low-e” than glass.)

Window films offer consumers the ability to further customize their windows to solve the many

problems sunlight creates, and unlike blind, curtains or shutters, window film does not block the

enjoyment of looking outside or having natural light in the home.

In addition window film helps;

·         Reduce the amount of UV light coming through to less than 1%, minimizing a

primary cause of fading

·         Reduce excessive amounts of sunlight, providing glare control for computers,

televisions and reading areas

·         Improve daytime privacy, if darkening or reflecting films are chosen

Window films are purposely made to remain completely adhered to the glass when installed; a

professional dealer, however, can safely remove the films in the event it should become

necessary. Warranties against glass breakage or seal failure due to the installation of window

films are available from almost all manufacturers; a qualified window film dealer can recommend

the right film for a particular window and the individual needs of a consumer.

For more information on window film and its uses and benefits visit the International Window Film

Association at www.iwfa.com or email admin@iwfa.com.

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