Solar Film
Window tinting reflects a huge amount of solar heat and glare, but
allows enough light through making your home or office environment,
comfortable and easy on the eyes. The glare and solar heat is harmful to
your office carpets, fabrics and furniture as well as for the people
working in it. Solar film will stop solar energy from entering your
windows through the glass and radiating around the room. Adding solar
film to your windows is a highly cost effective way to control your
office power consumption and reducing your carbon footprint.
Solar Film – Solar Control
The employer is responsible for a comfortable working environment,
and installing solar film will increase effectiveness and productivity
of your staff. Eye-strain, heat fatigue and migraines are caused by
inadequate solar control. Using solar film on your windows will
drastically improve this.
Solar Film – Ceiling Insulation
South Africa’s current power crisis is pushing to reduce energy and
save power consumption, installing a solar film is an excellent way to
help reduce energy transmitted into homes and buildings. Ceiling insulation like think pink aerolite also
have a huge impact on a building. Solar energy comes through the roof
and windows, and if we can eliminate both those entrances, our homes and
building will be a lot more green. By installing ceiling insulation you
can reduce 35% of energy loss through the roof. Solar film and ceiling
insulation work best when used together, keeping you cooler in summer
and warmer in winter and maintain a comfortable temperature in your home
or building all year round. Be part of the solution with our energy
crisis and help South Africa go green! Read more here on different ceiling insulations.
Solar Film – Office Environments
By using solar film you can drastically reduce the temperature in a
room or office that has large glass windows. People enjoy the view out
of windows at the office but not the glare and solar heat that comes
with it. Having large windows at your office means more solar heat and
glare to deal with, which puts pressure on the air-conditioning units to
cool down the room but only solves half the problem because the glare
is still causing eyestrain and fatigue and making the office environment
uncomfortable for everyone. There are a wide variety of solar films
available to combat this problem, so you can choose a solar film that
suits your needs. Solar films offer exceptional performance and a very
appealing look to your building.
Large windows in an office environment increase glare, the bigger the
window, the more glare your employees will have to deal with. This
Glare is increase at curtain time of the day making it impossible to be
productive without having solar film installed to reduce it. Solar film
can reduce glare by up to 85%, depending on the solar film installed.
The protection you get from solar film will slash the heating and
cooling cost of the building and enhance the view, while reducing the
harmful ultra violet rays and glare, improving the functionality of your
windows. This means lower electricity bills, enhanced comfort, privacy
and protection against the unexpected!
Solar Film – Home Environments
Your home is your biggest investment. Solar film can help protect
that investment by reducing heating and cooling costs, adding protection
for your family against broken glass and smash and grab attacks, adding
privacy to your home, enhancing the functionality of your windows, and
giving your home an appealing look from the outside. Ultra violet rays
damage wooden floors, carpets, fabrics, furniture and even your skin.
Make sure you use solar film on your windows at home to decrease the
chance of UV rays damaging your property. Solar film offers a massive
99% reduction in damaging ultra violet rays that enter through your
windows!
Solar Film in these areas
Amanzimtoti, Ballito, Durban, Hillcrest, Hilton, Howick, Kloof,
Margate, Mooirivier, Mtunzini, Pietermaritzburg, Pinetown, Port
Shepstone, Richardsbay, Scottburgh, Umhlanga, Westville
Source: Solar Shield Window Tinting
Source: Solar Shield Window Tinting
