For many homes, there is a side of the house that enjoys bright sunshine for a significant portion of the day. Whilst natural daylight is very welcome, the added problem of fading furniture and carpets is not. The main problem with the fading of furniture, floor coverings and other fabrics is that it occurs gradually. Fading is unavoidable unless you live in a completely dark room, but window film will help to minimise the damage from the main causes. Gradual exposure over prolonged periods means that changes to the condition and colour of your furnishings are not normally noticeable until comparing these items with those that are kept in constant shade.
Sunlight Causing Fading?
Exposure to ultra violet can mean expensive interiors are damaged beyond repair
Whilst natural daylight is very welcome, the added problem of fading furniture and carpets is not
How does window film help?
Essentially, window film is acting as a shade or sun screen, unobtrusively installed on your windows, conservatory, sliding doors and so on. The film’s specialist properties filter out the harmful ultra violet (UV) light, reject heat and cut down on the visible light. UV light accounts for nearly half of all fading.
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