As for we know that our Solar radiation from the sun is divided into three components: visible light we can see, infrared we feel as heat, and invisible ultraviolet rays. As when solar radiation hits a piece of glass, window film takes its role as a "sunscreen" to block harmful UV rays and synchronize the level of heat and light flowing.

Window film’s specialized abilities to stop the UV rays help protect your body’s integuments and eyes from damage and simultaneously reduce the fading of interior furnishings, carpets, artwork.

So we here have the American window film, standing eminently since 1975 and providing dealings and installations for a diversity of exclusive window film products for residential and commercial markets—Plastering Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Georgia, and Boston, Atlanta, Providence.

So we, from the window, American film, are affording you the Shatter-resistant film, which is laminated in such a way that blocks the injuries and stays attached by preventing the tiny shreds of broken glass. As the Shatter-resistant film is bonded together with an invisible interlayer of polyvinyl or resin, and even if broken, it evolves into a spider-like web but doesn’t breakthrough.

Applying to glass surfaces, our window film is an adherent polyester film. So we have here the improved window films property with much-developed value and appearance for your commercial markets. Enhancing the building outlook furnishes the windows with a uniform look without the clutter of drapes and blinds, making your building more attractive to tenants. Also, for your residents, our window films highly reduce the solar heat reaching your homes, generating energy savings of up to one ton of AC for every 100 sq. ft. of sunlit windows installed with the film, even reducing glare and associated eye strain. So visit our website for notable comforting window films for your residential and commercial zones.

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