Fade Protection Window Film and UV Blocking Window Film for Your Home

UV light is a natural component of sunlight known to cause fading on textiles, artwork, and even furniture. Virtually every window film U.S. Film Crew carries features a substantial level of UV protection for interiors from long-term exposure and preserving vibrant colors.

The answer largely depends on your choice of film. The elegance of window film lies in its versatility; some films preserve visible light, while others offer varying levels of light-controlling tint. There are numerous options for darkening or brightening your space.

According to data from the Library of Congress, UV light is one of the leading causes of fading through a process called photodegradation, wherein chemical bonds are broken down by light rays. Window film can filter out up to 99% of these harmful rays, keeping materials looking vibrant.

The good news is that fade protection is not limited to solar control films. In fact, nearly all window films offer some level of UV filtering, meaning you can invest in decorative film, security film, or specialty film while still protecting your interior furnishings.

Glare reduction is a common feature of solar control window films, which are meant primarily to defend against the detrimental effects of sunlight. By selectively filtering certain wavelengths of light while allowing others to enter, these films minimize glare while still illuminating the space.

Studies have shown that comfort and convenience lead to higher productivity. By preserving a comfortable temperature and cutting the glare on computer monitors and TV screens, window tinting frees your employees to work without discomfort or disruption.

Yes. Solar control film rejects heat from sunlight, helping to regulate interior temperatures. If you’re looking for year-round temperature control, ask about the cost-saving insulation properties of our Low-E window films.

Windows exist to be looked through. Blinds and curtains cover them up, ruining the flow of natural light. Window films, however, mitigate the harmful effects of sunlight while preserving the view.