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Our mirror films not only provide a stylish and contemporary look but also offer significant protection against the damaging effects of UV light. With a remarkable reduction of up to 99.9% of UV rays, our films help safeguard your furnishings, photographs, and timber floorings from fading and discoloration caused by prolonged sun exposure. This is particularly the case on external windows, whereby during the day the mirror is seen from outside, but of an evening (when it is dark outside and the lights are on inside) the mirror is seen from the inside. Dual Reflective Films, such as ARC DRE05, are “mirrored” one side, and neutral on the other. These films are effectively the same as the above film, with an additional “tint” on the internal surface. Not only does this make the internal surface less reflective, the one way mirror effect is also activated with a lower light ratio of just 1:3. The mirror finish of our window film not only adds a stylish touch but also serves a practical purpose. It effectively rejects excess heat by reflecting sunlight, preventing it from entering the room through the glass. This feature is particularly beneficial for maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature during hot weather. For internal partitions, spotlights can be added to one side to increase brightness, and dimmer switches can be used to increase or decrease lighting either side of the mirror.
Take your windows at home as an example, when it’s dark outside and you have lights on inside, passers-by can easily see in and you will just see your reflection when looking out. When it’s light outside during the day, the reverse effect occurs, where you can see outside but passers-by struggle to see in. Our mirror film is self-adhesive, ensuring ease of application. The installation methodology aligns with the standard protocols for window films. The use of specialised tools and an adhesive solution is paramount. For an in-depth understanding, explore the features of mirrored films for glass. The side with the most light will always be the side which sees the mirror effect. This means that the effect can reverse, depending on lighting conditions.
It is imperative to understand that even superior quality internal mirror films, when installed on certain glazing units, may cause minor heat accumulation, inherent to the nature of mirrored tinting. For those apprehensive about this characteristic, it is advisable to choose the external mirror window films denoted with the 'EX' index. The denser the metal molecular composition in the coating, the more pronounced its mirror effect. A salient point to note is that the clarity and brightness of the mirror reflection are directly proportional to the film's capability to deflect solar heat. Thus, a clearer reflection means more effective solar heat rejection. Silver reflective mirror window film is a thin and sleek material that can be easily applied to smooth, non-textured flat glass surfaces such as windows, doors, or conservatory roofs. With its tinted and mirror-like finish, this film offers excellent efficiency in controlling heat and sunlight, making your home or office more comfortable during hot and sunny days. Additionally, it provides protection against fading for your artworks and furnishings.
Reflective films are particularly beneficial in spaces where glare is a problem, such as offices, homes with large windows, or rooms with direct sun exposure. They offer a simple yet effective way to improve visibility, reduce eye strain, and create a more enjoyable environment for work or relaxation. Heat Rejection As shown in the images above, one way mirror film works in the exact same way, but further enhances the one way mirror effect. The Omg 10 model epitomises the 10% VLT category, characterised by its remarkable light reduction capability. By allowing a mere 10% light transmission, it effectively diminishes 90% of incoming sunlight. Such a profound effect is seldom sought, with consumers opting for it primarily to achieve the zenith of the mirror reflection. All-day visibility: these reflective properties don’t apply to the internal-facing side, which means you’re able to see out clearly day and nightThis is why for example in FBI programmes where there is an interview room, there is always a very dark room that they view from. The interview room itself is usually very well lit. Although they go overkill on the lighting difference required, they are artificially creating conditions to ensure that the window always acts like a total one way mirror. The tint of the mirror film for glass is primarily determined by the metal used in its production. We offer a diverse range, from pure mirror tints to specific tints such as silver, bronze, and light gold. For UK residents, we facilitate convenient delivery of our top-grade Mirror Film window film with a mirror effect. However, one way mirror film can be controlled to some extent, by artificially adjusting the lighting conditions either side of the mirror. Obviously we are at the mercy of the sun for external windows, but internal panes offer more control. As long as one side is darker than the other, by the correct amount, the mirror will be apparent.
The Mirror Silver One Way Film, is designed to be permanent so will be very durable long term and is easy to maintain and clean, should you decide to remove the product, it can be removed, with either a steamer or scrapper. The core technical aspect of mirror films is their VLT percentage. It signifies the amount of light a coating allows to pass through. For instance Primarily, the 10% VLT film finds its application in server rooms, utility spaces, and industrial environments. In residential settings, its usage is typically reserved for special or unique circumstances. Essential Knowledge about mirrored films for glassThe films from our collection boast of their resistance to discolouration, fading, and peeling. Furthermore, our mirror window tints are resilient against moisture, allowing for repetitive cleaning without degradation. The reflective nature of these mirrored films for glass is governed by the prevailing light intensity. During daylight, the window coating exhibits its reflective properties outwards, while during the evening and particularly at night, this reflection is directed inwards. This is an innate attribute of the mirror effect, and currently, no alternative remedies exist.
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