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Queensland gets some of the strongest UV in the world, and ordinary window glass does not stop much of it. UV window film bonds to the glass you already have and blocks up to 99% of UV rays before they reach your family, your floors and your furniture.
UV film is one of the choices we go through on a home window tinting quote. Where you want the glass obscured as well, frosted film is usually the better answer.
I’m Thom. I fit UV protection window film to homes and businesses right across the Sunshine Coast, from Nirimba through to Noosaville. I price and install every job myself, using professional film from 3M, SunTek, UltraGard and LLumar.
Free measure and quote – call Thom on 0419 440 537
UV film is a thin, clear layer bonded to the inside of your existing glass. It filters out the ultraviolet light that passes straight through normal windows. You keep your view and your natural light. The film simply strips out the part of the sunlight that causes the damage.
Plain glass stops some UVB, but lets most UVA through. UVA is the part that fades your furnishings and reaches you while you sit inside. That is the gap UV film closes.
We live outdoors here, and our homes are built for light. Big windows, glass doors and open living areas are wonderful, but they let a lot of UV inside. On a bright Sunshine Coast day you can be getting real UV exposure while sitting in your own lounge room.
The same rays are hard on your home. UV is the main cause of faded lounges, timber floors, rugs, curtains and artwork. Once colour is gone, it does not come back.
Good to know: UV film is not the same as dark tint. Most UV films are almost clear, so rooms stay bright. You are blocking invisible light, not visible light.
It slows fading dramatically. UV causes most of it, so cutting almost all the UV is the single biggest thing you can do. Heat and visible light play a smaller part, which is why nothing stops fading completely.
If fading is your main worry, ask me about pairing UV film with solar heat-control film. You get UV protection plus a cooler room.
No. This surprises people. Clear UV films block the UV while letting nearly all the visible light through. From inside, most people won’t notice the film at all.
If you also want less glare or more privacy, there are tinted and reflective options. I will show you samples so you can see the difference before you decide.
Home window film runs roughly $60 to $80 per square metre fitted, depending on the film type and brand. Most homes land between $500 and $1,500 all up, based on the number and size of your windows.
I come out, measure, and give you a fixed price in writing. The number I quote is the number you pay. No hourly rates and no surprises on the day.
Quality window film blocks up to 99% of the UV coming through your glass. That covers both UVA and UVB. It is the same protection level whether the film is clear or tinted.
Most UV films are almost completely clear. You keep your view and your natural light, and from inside you usually cannot tell it is there. Tinted versions are available if you also want glare control or privacy.
A clear UV film mainly targets UV, so it makes only a small difference to heat. If you want a cooler room as well, a solar heat-control film blocks a large share of the sun’s heat and still gives you the full UV protection.
Professional-grade film lasts many years and the films I fit carry a manufacturer-backed lifetime warranty. Quality film on a clean install will not bubble, peel or turn purple the way cheap film does.
Sometimes, but not always. Some films trap heat between the panes and can stress the glass or void the glass warranty. I check your glass type before recommending a film, so you get the benefit without the risk.
If you want to protect your family and your furnishings without losing your view, UV window film is one of the simplest fixes there is. I service homes and businesses across Caloundra, Buderim, Maroochydore, Nambour and Noosaville.
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