House Window Tinting- A low maintenance option for your home.
When sunlight enters through unprotected windows, most fabrics, furniture, and artwork can be harmed and fade. House window tinting is a low cost way to filter the amount of heat, light, and UV radiation that enters your home, and it may have a significant impact on your family’s health as well as your energy expenses.
UV rays entering your home windows are damaging not only to your furniture but also to your eyes and skin, causing concerns about your general health and skin cancer.
That is why installing window tinting in your home windows is a good choice because it does not only improves comfort but also improves the appearance of your property.
What are the benefits of installing tints in your home windows?
- It protects and extends the life of your existing windows.
- Home window tinting can help you save money on your cooling and heating costs and also on your energy bills.
- Window tinting is a low maintenance option for your home.
- Home window tinting improves privacy, safety, and reduces glare by blocking dangerous UV rays.
- Home window tinting can assist cut down on the amount of solar heat that enters your home. and you won’t have to close the curtains or turn on the air conditioner to enjoy bright days
- For drapes, artwork, rugs, furniture, and fixtures in the home, ultraviolet light is the principal cause of fading. Install home window tinting to prolong the life of your furniture by lowering the impact of UV rays from the sun.
If you find it difficult to decide which colour or type of tint to put in your home, Bunbury Window Tinting is here to help you to select the tint that best meets your needs and to help enhance the appearance of your windows.
Different types of home window films
1. Decorative
Window Film
Decorative window film is available in a variety of colours and patterns. This type of film is well known for improving the appearance of your room and home. It adds colour to your windows and improves the look of your windows and doors.
Heat, glare, and ultraviolet radiation are all things that decorative films can help with. This type of film can be used in every room of the house. It could be in your kitchen, garage door, bathroom, bedroom, or many other places.
2. Solar Control Window Film
Solar control films are different from conventional window films in that they are clear and see through, allowing you to see clearly without worrying about too much light streaming in. It has a thin material that helps control glare, heat, and ultraviolet rays.
This film enhances visibility, provides aesthetic appeal, is scratch resistant and does not fade with time.
3. Privacy Window Film
Because of its thickness, Privacy Window Film is much thicker than Solar Control Film, which provides a better level of protection in your windows and protects your glass from shattering.
It also reduces heat, which may cut your home’s cooling and heating bills at the same time, and it blocks ultraviolet radiation effectively. Installing privacy window film in your home’s windows can help keep you and your family secure from break-ins.
4. Mirror Window Film
Because it works in your external windows, this type of film is a one way mirror. The strength of mirror window film is that it prevents others from looking inside. It also provides maximum privacy both during the day and at night.
Mirror window film improves your comfort by preventing you from being exposed to unwanted sunlight in your home.
Due to their great transparency and reflection, mirror window films are an excellent choice for ultimate privacy.
5. Glare Control Film
Glare control films, as the name implies, are primarily concerned with glare reduction, UV rays, and infrared light. This film allows natural light to flow through without causing any negative effects, and it may be used both internally and externally to block excessive sunlight.
It helps reduce UV radiation, which causes discoloration in your furnishings. Glare control films are easy to install, do not fade over time, and also do not require any maintenance after installation.
6. Ceramic Window Film
Among the several tints, ceramic window film is the most expensive. Because there is no metal, carbon, or colour in it. It has micro ceramic particles that block UV radiation and reflect infrared light once installed.
Ceramic window film is also long lasting, resists fading and glare, shatterproof, and provides privacy from intruders.
7. Metalized Window Film
Because of the tiny layer of metal on the surface, metalized films have a shiny and metallic appearance. It helps to keep your inside cool by blocking outside heat. They are also more durable than other tints, and they are a little like hybrid tints, but without the dye.
Bunbury Window Tinting offers a variety of high quality tints. So, if you want to have window tinting installed in your home windows, send us a message here on our website and we will be happy to provide you with quality window tinting.