With this static cling solar control film, you achieve a high level of heat rejection of solar energy. The counterpart to the dark mirrored solar control film has a slightly blurred view (approx. 10%), which naturally darkens the view, which can be an advantage in rooms such as bedrooms.
This film is an adhesive-free alternative to the medium reflective sun protection film and is slightly blurred in terms of transparency (approx. 10%). The best compromise between sun protection and light transmission is recommended for all rooms in which you spend time during the day, e.g. living rooms, kitchens or offices.
This heat protection film is a self-adhesive alternative to the brightly mirrored sun protection film and is slightly blurred in terms of transparency (approx. 10%). It is characterised by good light conditions and slight heat protection. Recommended for all rooms in which you want to continue to have plenty of light.
This adhesive-free, purely statically adhesive sun protection film with a mesh look offers you both sun protection and privacy. The view to the outside is still possible.
Film specialist, Dirk Bilstein - Application engineer
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This self-adhesive sun protection film in a mesh look with a pattern offers you removable sun and privacy protection at the same time. The view to the outside is still possible.
Adhesive-free sun protection films - Practical and effective for pleasant room temperatures.
Our adhesive-free sun protection films for indoor installation offer a clever solution to regulate the indoor climate while maintaining your privacy. Due to their special static cling or adhesion strength, they stay securely attached to the windows without any adhesive.
These films are easy to apply and leave no residue when removed. They are perfect for rental flats, offices or other places where applying adhesive is undesirable. It is important not to apply them to triple glazed windows. With these windows there is a residual risk of glass breakage.
Solar control films provide effective reduction of heat and UV radiation, resulting in more comfortable room temperatures and preventing fading of furniture and carpets. They also provide enhanced privacy by limiting the intrusion of prying eyes from outside. You can enjoy daylight while unwanted glare is minimised.
Our adhesive-free solar control films are available in a range of options, from transparent films to lightly tinted or mirrored options. You can order the films from us in the exact size and shape you want.
Discover the advantages of adhesive-free sun protection films and create a pleasant atmosphere in your rooms. Enjoy protection from heat and UV radiation as well as increased privacy without having to worry about annoying adhesive residue.
Questions and answers
Due to the fact that adhesive sun protection films are adhesive-free, they can only be installed on the weather-protected inside of a window. If installed outside, rainwater could penetrate under the edge of the film over time and peel it off piece by piece. A storm could also tear the film loose at one corner and blow it away. In addition, the mirrored side would be facing inwards and the effect of the film would be greatly reduced.
The biggest advantage is that the film does not require any additional film adhesive. Not because the installation is easier than with a conventional adhesive film: both types are actually very similar in this respect. The advantage is that the self-adhesive solar control film can be easily removed and no residue can remain on the glass!
There are two disadvantages compared to self-adhesive sun protection films:
- Firstly, great care must be taken during installation to ensure that no scratches are squeegeed into the film! It is best to always pad the squeegee well and use plenty of liquid when squeegeeing. The pressure of the squeegee must also be chosen carefully, as this is the best way to avoid scratches.
- The second disadvantage lies in the material. In order for the adhesive properties to take effect, the window film must be made from a composite of PET and soft PVC and have a certain material thickness. This ensures that the view is not crystal clear (approx. 10% blurred) as with self-adhesive sun-blocking films, which are made from a hard and thin polyester film.
As with self-adhesive sun protection film, it is installed using the wet adhesive method. Both the pane and the adhesive back of the film are sprayed with a mixture of water and transfer concentrate. The heat protection film is then placed on the pane and the liquid under the film is wiped out towards the side edges.
- The sun protection film must not be cleaned for the first three weeks after installation.
- Commercially available glass cleaning agents can be used.
- Clean the windows with soft cloths or a chamois leather.
- Make sure that the squeegee and all other cleaning utensils are clean.
- Please clean film edges carefully.
- Therefore, clean an externally installed film at short intervals so that the hard dirt particles cannot adhere too firmly to the film surface.
- For externally installed films, coarse dust and dirt should be removed from the film with a very wet, soft chamois leather and plenty of clean water.
- Spray the window surface with the water/cleaner mixture.
- Wipe off the water with a squeegee from top to bottom.
- Soak heavily soiled areas again and clean with a soft chamois leather or sponge and plenty of water.
- Spray the windscreen again with a water/cleaner mixture and wipe down from top to bottom with a squeegee.
- Do not use abrasive cleaning agents
- Never clean the windscreen dry.
- Do not use glass scrapers, razor blades or Scotch.
- Do not clean with high-pressure cleaners or steam jets.
- It is generally not recommended to affix advertising stickers to the film coating.
- Always remember: The surface coating of the film is scratch-resistant, but not indestructible.
Depending on various factors, the durability and adhesive strength can be up to 10 years. However, it depends on how often the films are refitted. The adhesive strength diminishes somewhat over time due to reapplication. To counteract this, it is best to wash the films with soapy water to degrease them before reinstalling them. The disc must also be free of dust or grease.
To remove a self-adhesive solar control film, it is gripped at one corner and then slowly pulled off at the wrong angle. No residue is left behind. In theory, the film can then be reinstalled immediately.