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NT PerLite Ceramic interior

Ceramic-based architectural film with a neutral grey appearance and relatively restrained reflectivity.

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NT PerLite Ceramic interior, in context.

PerLite is a solar-control family for projects where a neutral appearance matters. The ordinary interior films and the thicker PerLite safety combinations are distinct specifications; a ceramic label alone does not make a film a safety product.

  • Neutral grey appearance
  • Ceramic coating
  • Interior solar-control range

Use the linked manufacturer documents for variant-specific performance figures. A range name does not establish a single specification.

Documented variants & formats

  • NT PerLite Ceramic 20i
  • NT PerLite Ceramic 35i
  • NT PerLite Ceramic 50i
  • NT PerLite Ceramic 70i

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What is Avery Dennison / Hanita NT PerLite Ceramic interior intended for?

Ceramic-based architectural film with a neutral grey appearance and relatively restrained reflectivity. PerLite is a solar-control family for projects where a neutral appearance matters. The ordinary interior films and the thicker PerLite safety combinations are distinct specifications; a ceramic label alone does not make a film a safety product.

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What must I check before specifying Avery Dennison / Hanita NT PerLite Ceramic interior?

Check the exact film against glass type, coatings, sealed-unit construction and application side before specifying. Select the actual shade and regional data sheet; do not substitute solar-safety variants by name alone. UK supply, exact regional SKU, warranty and permitted sales channel remain unconfirmed. This is an enquiry record, not an offer or stock promise.

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Can I fit Avery Dennison / Hanita NT PerLite Ceramic interior myself?

This record calls for professional installation. Ask a suitable installer to assess the exact variant, substrate, access and fitting scope.

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Is Avery Dennison / Hanita NT PerLite Ceramic interior in stock with a confirmed UK price?

TintSmart has not confirmed live stock, a sale price or supplier fulfilment for this record. Confirm the exact variant, UK availability, total supplied or installed price and applicable warranty with the proposed supplier.

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Are the pictures of Avery Dennison / Hanita NT PerLite Ceramic interior exact product samples?

The application scenes are illustrations, not photographs or physical colour samples of this product. Use the linked manufacturer documents and a physical sample to check the actual finish and specification.

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