Application illustrationNight Vision Series
Solar-control film with reduced interior reflectivity for outward views after dark.
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Application illustrationSolar-control film with reduced interior reflectivity for outward views after dark.
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Application illustrationExterior-applied Prestige solar control for glazing requiring an outside installation.
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Application illustrationMetal-free architectural solar film for projects that favour daylight and a discreet appearance.
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Application illustrationA specialist solar-film range documented for polycarbonate and acrylic glazing.
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Avery Dennison / HanitaA dual-reflective architectural range for solar control with a less reflective view from indoors.
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Avery Dennison / HanitaCeramic-based architectural film with a neutral grey appearance and relatively restrained reflectivity.
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Avery Dennison / HanitaSpectrally selective interior film intended to reduce solar gain while retaining daylight and a natural glass appearance.
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Hüper OptikArchitectural nano-ceramic films with a choice of light levels and glare-control options.
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Hüper OptikReflective architectural film offered in three documented shades.
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Hüper OptikAn architectural Select film for solar control with retained daylight.
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Hüper OptikA Select architectural film positioned around daylight and solar comfort.
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Application illustrationDual-reflective architectural films intended to balance sun control with a less reflective indoor view.
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Application illustrationA neutral solar-control family combining aluminium, dyed charcoal and a ceramic additive.
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LLumarArchitectural solar film for enquiries prioritising a restrained appearance.
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Application illustrationA neutral architectural solar film for projects seeking daylight with solar control.
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Application illustrationDual-reflective solar film with reduced interior reflection for a clearer view out after dark.
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Application illustrationThe Sunscape ceramic range for a natural-looking architectural solar-control installation.
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Application illustrationDark reflective interior film for solar control and daytime screening.
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Application illustrationExterior version of a dark reflective solar film.
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Solar GardExterior solar film with a neutral appearance and low visible reflection.
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Solar GardAn interior solar film family balancing glare reduction and outward views.
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Application illustrationReflective architectural film with a cooler-toned interior appearance.
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Application illustrationClimate-series solar film with a relatively neutral appearance.
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Application illustrationRetailer-branded heat-control film with a neutral appearance.
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Compare films for heat, glare and daylight. Match the film to the glass and its orientation. Compare total solar energy figures on the same test glazing; infrared rejection alone is not a like-for-like heat comparison.
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