UV and anti-fade film
UV window film to slow sun fading
Help protect floors, furniture, rugs and artwork from fading, with films that are close to invisible on the glass.
What it does
Sunlight fades. Film slows it down.
Fading comes mainly from UV, with visible light and solar heat also playing a part. Window film blocks the large majority of UV, and solar films reduce heat and some visible light as well. Together that slows down the fading you see on timber floors, upholstery, rugs, curtains and artwork closest to the glass.
Where it works best
Rooms with timber or engineered oak floors by the doors
Living rooms with upholstered furniture in the sun
Rooms where artwork, prints or photographs hang opposite the glass
- Glass extensions and conservatories with rugs and soft furnishings→Glass extensions and rooflights →
Good to know
No film stops fading completely, because visible light also contributes. Film slows it down considerably. If you have a particularly valuable piece, we'll suggest which film gives it the most protection while keeping the room as you want it.
More about our process →Questions
Common questions.
Clear UV films are designed to be very hard to see once fitted.
A basic UV film helps with fading only. A solar film helps with fading and heat. We'll recommend whichever suits the room.
Often, yes, subject to the glass. We'll check it at the assessment.
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