Conservatories and Domestic Buildings
Control the sun's harmful effects on your home....
Safety film helps prevent glass accidents, and provides additional security.Interior fading is reduced along with heat and glare.

Fading furniture, draperies and carpets are a major problem.
The primary culprit is Ultra Violet (UV) rays. You can't see these rays, however, they are at work even on cloudy days. But there is a simple way to control these UV rays. In fact, it is being used by major museums around the world to help protect priceless works of art. It's called solar control film or window film. A high quality film like Solar Guard, professionally installed to the inside surface of your windows, will stop up to 98% of the harmful UV rays, while still providing a natural level of visible light.

Solar Gard films can reject up to 77% of the sun's total solar energy in the summer and help insulate the structure in the winter to retain the heat.

So effective is this window film at reducing energy consumption, Running costs for your home can be greatly reduced by cutting down excess heat and harmfull UV rays.

Safety film, like Armorgard from Solar Gard, is a thick invisible film that bonds to glass. It may be specified in clear or in energy saving tinted versions. Safety film's job is to help hold glass together in the event of a hurricane, storm or explosion. In addition, it can resist a thief's attempt to break glass to gain entry to your home or business.

Glass is one of the most dangerous items people come into contact with on a daily basis. In fact more than 150 000 people are injured by glass every year, many of them seriously. A high quality, professional grade safety film, like Armorgard can go a long way in preventing this threat to your life and limb. Today's high technology window film products have come a long way since the first automotive films. In fact, the installation of these new films is one the most effective things you can do to make your home safer, more comfortable and more energy efficient.