Why protect yourself from UV?

Reduce discolouration

The sun's ultraviolet rays are responsible for fading. In order to effectively slow down this process, it is essential to apply an anti-UV film to your windows. By blocking 99% of the UV rays, this anti-fading film keeps the colours of objects on display in windows, but also of floors and furniture in a house, as long as possible. Museums and other places use anti-UV solar film to protect themselves from the sun's harmful rays.

This anti-fading film prolongs the life of your furniture while maintaining the transparency of the glass and the maximum entry of natural light. The effectiveness of this type of solar UV protection film has been recognised for many years. The application of an anti-fading film is more economical and simpler than changing your windows or display cabinets.

Tackling health harms

Exposure to the sun, even behind glass, is dangerous. Indeed, the action of ultraviolet rays can be responsible for premature ageing of the skin. UV window film filters out 99% of UV rays to improve your daily comfort. The installation of UV window film also helps to prevent skin cancer in the event of prolonged exposure of the skin to the sun.

You can fit your windows with uv filters without changing the appearance of the glass. The installation of a UV filter film allows you to maintain the transparency and clarity of the glass while improving its performance.

Protecting children from the moon

Moon children are extremely sensitive to UV rays. The only way for them to prevent the appearance of skin lesions is to avoid or even eliminate going out between 8am and 6pm. There is a solution to protect children in buildings: anti-UV window film. Indeed, a classic window lets UV rays through and is therefore a potential danger for patients. With the installation of UV filters on windows, 99% of the UV rays are rejected, giving children more freedom of movement.

Thanks to these anti-UV window films, schooling for children is possible. We have worked with many schools that wanted to make school accessible to all with a UV filter.