Window Film

Self-adhesive window films are a durable product which once applied to your windows and doors, and in the right conditions will last for many years. Window film requires very little maintenance and can be cleaned just like normal glass using a non-abrasive tool and a mild detergent, such as soapy water. Most of our products come with a 5 to 7 year warranty, but will typically last for many more years beyond that.    

Window film is easy to DIY and 99% of our customers apply their film themselves. The principle is simple using soapy water to slide the film in position, then squeegee out the solution and trim to suit. We provide you with easy to follow instructions and a free application tool with your order. Take a minute to watch our video tutorial.

Window film is used to upgrade or update your existing glass on your windows and doors, to enhance privacy, for decorative purposes, to control excess heat and glare, or add security. 

Most solar control films, though primarily designed to keep the heat out, will add a level of insulation by helping to prevent the heat from escaping through the glass. Though not as efficient as double glazed units, when it comes to energy consumption, every little saving can help.

Glass film is very affordable and most jobs can be done for under £50.00, and applied on your glass within a matter of minutes. Also, it is a lot more cost effective than replacing the glass, and all the time and decorating involved in the process. But it doesn't look cheap, and in most cases you wouldn't be able to tell that it was a glass covering. It is also environmentally friendly compared to the carbon footprint associated with producing replacement glass, net curtains or blinds.

Window film is extremely effective and, in most cases, so much so that you won't even notice that there is a film on the glass. For example, window frosting is so well designed that once applied you would be hard pressed to see the difference with real frosted glass.

Window film does not damage the glass. It is a self-adhesive or self-cling material and as such can be removed at a later stage without damaging the glass. However, in some cases, it is not advisable to use glass film. For instance, if you are planning to blackout a double glazed unit where the glass is not toughened, make sure that the window is North facing so that it is not exposed to excess sunlight as it could result in the glass cracking.