What is Window Film

Window Film is a glass treatment of high clarity multi layered polyester film that can be applied in-situ to new and existing windows, glass doors and partitions. With Vision Window Film installed on your home or office, you’ll enjoy all the benefits that only the highest quality window film can provide. Benefits such as:

All Vision window films help reduce heat transmission through glass. Depending on the film selected, you can achieve up to 78 percent total solar energy rejection. When less solar energy comes into your home or office building, your climate control system doesn't have to work as hard. The result: significant savings on your energy bills

With less heat from the sun coming through the glass, there is lower solar heat gain and fewer hot spots, so building occupants can enjoy a more comfortable interior environment.

Glare reduction helps make an interior environment more comfortable, functional and enjoyable because it allows occupants to watch television and view computer screens with greater ease.

Vision Window Films are available in a variety of light densities and colors ranging from almost invisible to reflective colors which can complement a buildings décor or theme.

All Vision window films are manufactured with a tough, scratch-resistant coating as a standard feature, designed to reduce the risk of scratch damage during normal handling and maintenance.

Although standard solar films are not considered "safety & security" products, once they bond to glass, they can help make that glass more shatter-resistant by holding broken splinters and shards together in the event of accidental or storm-related breakage.

All Vision window films help reduce fading of interior furnishings by blocking out as much as 99% of harmful and damaging ultraviolet and up to 78 percent of total solar energy. The exact degree of fade reduction depends on your specific film selection, as well as the overall environment.

It is important to stress that no window film or glazing product can totally prevent or stop fading. It is generally accepted that ultraviolet radiation is responsible for roughly 40 percent to as much as 60 percent of all fading. Other factors that can contribute to fading are solar light energy, indoor artificial lighting, humidity and moisture, poor dye quality in fabric, chemical vapors in the air, and abuse.

A common concern about installing window film is that it may reduce too much of the visible light so making internal areas darken. This concern is often more perception than reality. The human eye works like a camera lens. It adjusts to the loss of light and therefore compensates any major changes in light levels received by the brain.
Visible Light of Film 100% - Light Perceived by Human Eye 100%
Visible Light of Film 80% - Light Perceived by Human Eye 80%
Visible Light of Film 60% - Light Perceived by Human Eye 82%
Visible Light of Film 33% - Light Perceived by Human Eye 68%
Visible Light of Film 18% - Light Perceived by Human Eye 55%
Visible Light of Film 14% - Light Perceived by Human Eye 49%