Our latest solar film installation in Newton Abbot for the Benbow Group. Initially we were installing a Johnson NightScape 25 window film to reduce solar heat in the upper glazed area and reduce glare in the downstairs entrance lobby. Johnson NightScape window films are dual reflective making it a good choice for this inner glazing … Read more
Our latest NightScape Dual Reflective film installation completed in Chudleigh, Devon for this sunny office. This office required a window film to reduce glare on the computer screens without blocking too much light. Johnson NightScape 35 is a medium grade window film which is perfect when you wish to retain a bit more natural light. … Read more
Our latest window film installation on some canteen windows in Exeter to reduce the intense solar heat. Initially this was going to be an internal window tint until we discovered the windows were laminated. With laminated glass it is generally safer to apply window film to the outside reducing the risk of breakage. External window … Read more
Office Glare Reduction Silver 20 This office on Milber Trading Estate, Newton Abbot required a dark window film to block the glare from the sun. The south-facing office windows were allowing the full sunshine through onto the computer screens causing glare issues. Our best selling window film Hanita Silver 20 provides 79% glare reduction and … Read more
CoolKote Solar Control for Polycarbonate Roofs Another winter installation in preparation for a hot summer. Our latest job was to install CoolKote solar control film to a polycarbonate conservatory roof to reduce summer heat. Along with NightScape 15 window film on the side glazing. CoolKote window film is applied to the inside of your polycarbonate … Read more
New Nightscape Window Film for Conservatories Johnsons new Nightscape window film for conservatories, homes and offices. One of the nicest looking films on the market has now been improved by Johnsons window films to provide 30% more Total Solar Energy Rejection. This has been achieved by adding a more reflective exterior whilst maintaining its unique … Read more
Window Film for Glare Reduction in Offices Our latest project was to provide glare reduction window film for some offices at Exeter Science Park to reduce glare from the sun shining onto the computer screens. Although we initially looked at this job back in May it was only recently that the sun started causing glare … Read more
Residential Care Home Glare Reduction MBL 20 This residential care home in Chudleigh required a window film to reduce glare from the south-facing conservatory windows. We used Johnson’s MBL 20 which provides glare reduction of 81%, this helps to reduce eye strain and unwanted glare. Johnson’s Architectural line of colored metallized films, offer striking reflective colors for … Read more
Office Glare Reduction Johnson Nightscape 07 Our latest window tint was for the Princess Theatre in Torquay, Devon. Glare and heat reduction was required for this upstairs south-facing office which was suffering in the afternoon sun. Using computer screens and struggling with glare can cause headaches along with eye-strain. Our customer opted for the Nightscape … Read more
Ford C-Max Global QDP Window Tinting Our most recent window tint was on a Ford C-Max for Vospers in Exeter. This was a limo black window tint with our Global QDP 5% window film, this blocks 94% of the visible light and is classed as limo black. Glare reduction of 93% improves the comfort for … Read more
Tinted Car Windows for your Child? Our most recent job in Exeter, Devon was for a couple with children who were fed up with moving sun shades on the rear glass of their Ford C-Max windows and still finding the sunlight streaming through onto their child. Not only is the sunlight dazzling but all the … Read more
Ford Ranger Window Tint Our latest window tint was on a Ford Ranger in Newton Abbot, Devon. The rear 3 windows only came in a standard green tint from factory which looked a bit basic. We used our Limo Black Global QDP 05 window film to provide a classy finish. As usual we remove the … Read more