Architectural Films

Reflective Window Film - Internal

Reflective films are the best performing products in the solar control range as they can make an incredible difference to the amount of solar heat & glare transmitted through glass.

Privacy - One Way

A selection of window films from across our range – reflective, neutral or non-metallised tinted – providing you a choice of exterior appearance and level of one-way privacy.

Opalux Frosted

Translucent privacy screening films are used to give two-way privacy while still allowing a good level of natural light in through the window. The Privacy frosted vinyl’s can be plotter cut into any design or logo for your unique setting.

 

Reeded Glass Film

Reeded Glass Effect patterned film gives architects, designers, and specifiers, fresh scope for decorating and enhancing glass with a Reeded Glass effect in on partitioning and interior projects, in all types of office, commercial, retail, and residential buildings.

Solar Control - Polycarbonate

Solar reflective films for polycarbonate windows or rooflights are manufactured with a special adhesive to counter the tendency for standard reflective films to bubble up if applied to plastics instead of glass.
 

Clear Safety - External

External Safety films are mainly used where both interior and exterior films have been specified for application to both sides of the glazing units for extra strength and protection. This could be for any number of reasons to provide a double protection safety or security application. A regular use of these exterior films is to hold glass together where there is a history of spontaneous shattering of glazing units in overhead or vertical situations creating a severe and unpredictable risk to the public.

 

Low Mirror Window Film - Internal

Lower reflectance but still achieve a good level of solar heat and glare control, which varies with the density selected. They offer a balanced year-round performance of good solar heat rejection with higher light transmission and additional winter heat-saving benefits.

Tinted Window Film - Internal

Tinted films are mainly used for aesthetic reasons and to help control solar glare and UV radiation. They are a non-metallised used for tinting clear glass, and are available in a range of shades. These films give varying levels of day-time privacy with a low mirror exterior appearance to the glass.  

Solar Control - External

Anti-Fog

The Anti-Fog window film products are designed for where condensation appears on window glazing, this is often due to higher humidity. These products are manufactured with a special anti-condensation layer designed to spread the water across the surface of the glass to help maintain better vision through.

Coloured Window Film - Internal

These out of the ordinary solar control films give a striking decorative appeal to any glass and still offer maximum heat and glare rejection.

Vision Control Film

The Vision Control Film is the alternative to the original Lumisty product which has been discontinued, it provides a unique way of controlling the view. As you change your viewing angle, the glass changes its appearance from clear to frosted. With 4 different types of window film to choose from, Vision Control Film offers an effective solution to control visibility. Applying this film to a window enables controlled privacy and creates a novel effect.

Specialist Window Film - Internal

The sun’s ultra violet (UV) ray’s, over time, cause colours to fade, fabrics to deteriorate, wood to warp & crack etc.  This can be considerably prevented ahead of time by installing Opalux UV control, anti-fade window films. 
Opalux clear heat control films are state-of-the-art spectrally selective window films. This means that they give you good solar heat rejection without noticeably reducing daylight levels or changing the appearance of the windows. 

 

 

Low Emissivity Window Film Internal

Opalux energy control window films are internally applied solar control films with a Low-E coating added to the interior facing surface of the film. The Low-E coating reduces winter heat-loss through the glazed areas of your building, helping to reduce your heating bills thus improving your carbon footprint.