Ultraviolet light through glass fades floors, furniture, fabrics, stock and window displays. UV-reducing film cuts the UV coming through the glass, often with little or no change to how the window looks.
In shops and commercial buildings. Window displays and stock that fade before they sell, timber floors and furniture in glazed receptions, artwork and printed displays behind glass.
At home. Wood floors, sofas, rugs and curtains in sunny rooms and conservatories.
Good to know. It slows fading. No film stops it completely: visible light and heat fade materials too.
Questions
UV protection film — the usual questions
How much UV does it block?
It depends on the film. We give you the figures from the manufacturer's spec sheet for the exact film we recommend, before you agree anything.
Will it change how the window looks?
It doesn't have to. UV can be cut with a clear film, or as part of a solar control or safety film if you need those too.
Which brands do you fit, and what is the warranty?
Accredited installer for LLumar, Global Window Films, SolarGard, 3M and Suntek, and we also fit Vion. Solar control and architectural films carry 10 years against delamination, discolouration and peeling.
Where we work
Covering Harrogate, Leeds, York, Bradford and across North and West Yorkshire. Large architectural projects go nationwide.
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