Solar Film For Window

[LittleDevil 0]

Planning to put solar film for our window panes as well as to get frosted motiff sticker for our kitchen glass panel.

Any recommendation?

Edited August 17, 2008 by LittleDevil

[hihihi 0]

bookmark. I have got 2 contacts for solar film from those adverts in my lift. PMed u.

Edited August 17, 2008 by hihihi

[perpentual 0]

I did my service yard with frosted film and kitchen with solar film at $110.00. You can try ACME solar film

[LittleDevil 0]

bookmark. I have got 2 contacts for solar film from those adverts in my lift. PMed u.

I did my service yard with frosted film and kitchen with solar film at $110.00. You can try ACME solar film

Thanks guys!

[brobear 0]

Planning to put solar film for our window panes as well as to get frosted motiff sticker for our kitchen glass panel.

Any recommendation?

Hi there, im also looking for solar films.... able to pm me the contact as well...

[donut88 1]

Planning to put solar film for our window panes as well as to get frosted motiff sticker for our kitchen glass panel.

Any recommendation?

http://www.renotalk.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=14541

read my postings.

I have engaged Window Cool. The film brand is Llumar. one of the best in the market. they OEM for some of 3M films.

contact number for Window Cool can be found in web.

i can tell you its a world of difference between no films and got films on yr windows.

price is reasonable.

[megko 0]

3M

[LittleDevil 0]

http://www.renotalk.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=14541

read my postings.

I have engaged Window Cool. The film brand is Llumar. one of the best in the market. they OEM for some of 3M films.

contact number for Window Cool can be found in web.

i can tell you its a world of difference between no films and got films on yr windows.

price is reasonable.

Thanks donut88! Will defintely give them a call when my flat is handover to me from my ID.

[gkotody 0]

Thanks donut88! Will defintely give them a call when my flat is handover to me from my ID.

Anyone have the tel for window cool?

[sleepingdog 0]

Anyone have the tel for window cool?

Saw in another post, Tel: 6744 6988.

Actually, unless your flat faces the sun directly all the time, no need for the more expensive solar film. Normal tinted film should be good enough for home use. Usually solar film (like 3M) is used for commercial buildings where it's fully air-con and the windows can't be opened, and so they want to keep out the heat to conserve air-con cooling.

[knv 0]

Hi all,

i'm going for the minimal/zen look for my room so thinking of doing without curtains/blinds, however i do want my privacy, so i'm wondering how tinted can these films go? Do they have ones which i can see outside clearly yet those from outside can't see in?

[owm 0]

The best solution I know of is 'smart film' by Unioptix Sdn Bhd.

In short, it is an opto-electric film that is opaque all the time but at a press of a button, it becomes transparent. Hence, one will use this film in place of solar window films, tinted films and even curtains/blinds etc.

A detailed description of it is here.

Bad news is that it is highly expensive. I know of only 1 flat in Singapore that has installed it. His Tiong Bahru apartment was featured in the September issue of Home & Decor Singapore.

There is a local dealer but I cannot recall the name and the service was bad when I inquired about it few months back.

Hi all,

i'm going for the minimal/zen look for my room so thinking of doing without curtains/blinds, however i do want my privacy, so i'm wondering how tinted can these films go? Do they have ones which i can see outside clearly yet those from outside can't see in?

[knv 0]

The best solution I know of is 'smart film' by Unioptix Sdn Bhd.

In short, it is an opto-electric film that is opaque all the time but at a press of a button, it becomes transparent. Hence, one will use this film in place of solar window films, tinted films and even curtains/blinds etc.

A detailed description of it is here.

Bad news is that it is highly expensive. I know of only 1 flat in Singapore that has installed it. His Tiong Bahru apartment was featured in the September issue of Home & Decor Singapore.

There is a local dealer but I cannot recall the name and the service was bad when I inquired about it few months back.

WOW. that is some high tech stuff! That's surely way out of my budget!! I'm thinking just normal tinted film where one side is more translucent than the other

[owm 0]

Problem is when it is at night and the lights are on, people outside will be able to see in. Depending on the level of tint on the film, they might see shadows at most but there will not be 100% privacy.

I think there are some guidelines to the colour of tint that is approved and the highest tint level I have seen is around 70 odd percent only.

See if other experts can chime in here and help you further.

WOW. that is some high tech stuff! That's surely way out of my budget!! I'm thinking just normal tinted film where one side is more translucent than the other

[hihihi 0]

higher tint ones will appear like a mirror surface at night. Day time looks ok though. The higher the tint, the more mirror-like it will be, essentially behaving like one-way mirror.

So some pple blur blur thought that pple cannot see in, and start squeezing pimples and change clothes. Just know that pple can still see in, and take necessary precaution will do.