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Why Install Window Tinting?

Window tinting offers practical benefits for homes and offices.

Privacy — Certain films can't be seen through from outside during the day, while maintaining a clear view from inside. Note that this reverses at night when interior lights are on.

Heat Reduction — Films reduce solar heat transmission, measured by TSER (Total Solar Energy Rejected). The best films reject up to 80–90% of heat.

Solar Protection — Tinting blocks UV rays and reduces visible light, protecting furnishings, floors, and merchandise from fading and damage.

Glare Reduction — Less glare means greater comfort when working on screens.


Please note that many complexes do not allow reflective film. If you live in a complex,it is always better to check with your HOA before installing film


It is critical that you choose a film that achieves your objectives. We will be happy to show you samples and advise you on which film is best for you.

Some of our work is shown below:

Silver reflective film from the inside
This is silver reflective film on a window in a classroom at a school in Durban North
Silver reflective film from the outside
This is the same window from the outside
Blue reflective film
This blue reflective film can be seen from a Kilometer away in Umlazi. We also have gold and bronze
20% Metalized Charcoal from the inside
This is 20% Metalized Charcoal from the inside. Note that the windows on the right do not have film on them yet.
 20% Metalized Charcoal from the outside
This is the same job from the outside. Note that you cannot see in at all
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This is a light film that cuts out 80% of the heat and allows 80% of the light in. It is mainly used for car windscreens.
Photo 1
This Spar needed protecton from the sun for its clients and tellers
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this is 35 % Metalised Charcoal film from the inside
Photo 3
This is the same job from the outside. You can see in with this film. If you look closely, you can see a toy bear floating in the pool
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Aother advantage of tinting is that the film holds the glass together when it is broken. In this case,a large bird flew into the window. In another case, a client had the glass shattered by a stone kicked up by the lawnmower. This is normal film, not smash and grab, which is thicker and designed as a crime deterrant.
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Light film is used on shop windows so the goods on display are visible, but are protected from Ultra Violet damage
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Very dark films are used so that people can see computer or TV screens when the sun is bright

WE DO NOT DO CARS

Window frames vary from good to awful. We do our best with rusty steel frames, or old rotting wooden frames, but we cannot guarantee results.