Mirror-effect films for maximum daytime privacy. You see out clearly while passers-by cannot see in, ideal for ground-floor windows and villas.
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Questions about Reflective Thermal Insulation
How much does it cost per square metre?
We price per square metre of glass. The rate depends on the film type, the total glass area and access (height and facades), so there's no single number for every job. Send your window sizes on WhatsApp and you'll have a quote within minutes, or book a free on-site measurement.
Does the reflective film show through at night?
Reflective film gives one-way privacy in daylight, when it's brighter outside than inside. At night, with the lights on indoors, the effect reverses and some visibility from outside is possible. For privacy day and night, choose frosted film, or pair reflective film with curtains after dark.
How much heat does the film actually block?
It depends on the grade: our transparent film rejects up to 75% of solar heat, medium up to 85%, and the dark and reflective grades up to 90% (TSER, total solar energy rejected). Darker film means more heat rejection. Which facade the glass faces and how much sun it gets change what you'll feel indoors.
How do I know the heat really dropped?
Measure it. In a closed, air-conditioned room we can read the temperature at the glass before installation and again after, so you see the difference yourself rather than trusting a number. That before-and-after test is also what our most-watched Instagram reel shows.
What's the difference between TSER and IR rejection?
IR is only the infrared part of sunlight. TSER (total solar energy rejected) counts everything that heats a room: infrared, visible light and UV together. A film can quote a high IR number and still let a lot of heat in, so TSER is the figure to compare.