Most of us know the importance of applying sunscreen before going out in the sun. Sunscreen protects against harmful ultraviolet radiation, one of the leading causes of skin cancer. So, it’s only natural to think that once we go inside away from the sun, we’re safe and out of harm’s way. However, that’s not the case. Although glass does protect …
Causes of Fading & How Window Film Helps
Have you noticed your furniture, artwork, or other valuables fading in color? Fading can be frustrating, especially when you spend hard-earned money on something only for it to become damaged over time. Before we talk about how to reduce fading, let’s first look at the causes of fading. What Causes Fading? There are a few different sources of fading, although …
Skin Cancer Awareness Month Reminder: Skin Protection Is Important Indoors
May is National Skin Cancer/Melanoma Awareness Month and the perfect time to think about protecting your skin both indoors and outdoors. Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in America. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, approximately 9,500 people are diagnosed with skin cancer every day in the U.S. More than a million new cases occur each …
Reduce Air Conditioning Costs with Solar Window Film
It’s only spring, and temperatures have already begun to reach the upper 70s and 80s. Pretty soon, the thermometer reading will climb north of 90°. While we may anticipate the outdoor fun that summer brings, staying cool and comfortable indoors when it’s hot can be challenging and expensive. The more our air conditioners run, the higher our utility bills rise. …
Which Is Better? Window Treatments or Window Film
Spring is an excellent time to update the look of plain, dull windows but should you use window treatments or window film? Window treatments include blinds, shades, drapes, and shutters that come in many different colors and styles. Their main purpose is to cover windows with flattering material to block light and improve privacy. On the other hand, window film …
Low-E Window Film vs. Low-E Glass Window: Which Is Better?
Many home and business owners desire lower energy bills and improved climate control of their space. While low-E glass windows are great for energy efficiency, low-E window film can provide similar energy savings without some of the disadvantages associated with low-E glass. What Does Low-E Mean? Low-E is short for low-emissivity, which refers to low thermal emissivity. Emissivity refers to …
6 Ways to Improve Home Office Ergonomics
October is National Ergonomics Month, the perfect time to think about ways to improve your home office ergonomics to optimize comfort and productivity. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are spending more time than ever working from home. That’s why it’s important to be sure that your office equipment and furniture is set up in a way that isn’t …
How Window Film Prevents Sun Damage Inside
We spend a lot of money furnishing our homes. From carpets and hardwood floors, to upholstered furniture and artwork, it all adds up. That’s why it makes sense to preserve our home furnishings as long as possible by protecting them from the sun because sun damage occurs indoors as well as outdoors. The sun’s harmful rays can damage and fade …
Fall in Love with Your Home’s Bright Spaces Again with Window Film for Skylights and Sunrooms
If your home has skylights or a sunroom, you’ve probably noticed some downsides to these popular home features, such as excess heat and sun. Window film for skylights and sunrooms can solve these issues, so you can fall in love with your home’s bright spaces all over again. A sunroom can be the most lived-in room in a house because …
Improving the Energy Efficiency of Commercial Buildings with Window Film
If you own or manage a commercial building, you know the importance of energy efficiency and the effect that it can have on your bottom line. But have you considered window film for energy efficiency? It’s an affordable, durable option that can be installed quickly without upsetting your building routines. According to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), up to …
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