Johnson Window Film

Mirror Blue Skylight Film Exeter

Our latest window film installation on some skylights in Exeter.

These skylights were too light and causing glare issues. For this type of situation normally any window film with around 20% light transmission will reduce glare by approx 70-80%. Our customer opted for Johnsons Mirror Blue 20 (MBL20) window film which reduces glare by 78% whilst adding a striking architectural colour to the glazing.

Architectural films are highly reflective and deliver superior heat rejection. There are three colours to choose from—reflective blue, green and gold. Architectural films will help cool hot spots, increase energy efficiency and lower overall energy costs. Glare reduction of up to 81%, helps to reduce eye strain and unwanted glare.

If you have skylights causing glare problems or too much heat contact Devon Window Tinting on 01392 595186.

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