Window film for house

[Felt 35]

I found this on home pro http://www.clearfocus.com/ and allow me to ask if anyone here have experience with using this window film on their property and eventually which one to keep heat out but still not make it to much of a "darkroom" inside?

Thanks

Felt

[ezzra]

If you never done it before, have done professionally and be done with it, it take skills and a know how

to put those things on the windows, you're more likely end up with mismatched bubbly film and will have

to call the professionals anyway...

[JAS21]

I found this on home pro http://www.clearfocus.com/ and allow me to ask if anyone here have experience with using this window film on their property and eventually which one to keep heat out but still not make it to much of a "darkroom" inside?

Thanks

Felt

Try this company .solarfxthailand the guy speaks english

[Nomad97]

Don't do it. I tried a couple of years ago and threw good money down the drain. The film is expensive and, if you have not done it before, it's not easy to obtain a bubble free fit. In fact I will go further than that and say its impossible. After my unsuccessful attempt I ordered new glass, with a reflective tint. Guess what, its less than half the price of film and sooooo much better.

[lopburi3]

Much better to buy draperies/liners to block sun - you can still have light when you want with a pull rather than having to remove from all your windows a month later. Been there. For places where light is not an issue tinted glass as noted above is a viable option - and you can buy thicker glass to help soundproof (without double glazing).