Professional commercial glass tint

Commercial window tinting is an ideal solution for many glass and window-related issues in office buildings. These issues include:
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• Intense sunlight coming through windows, making for an uncomfortable workplace environment for employees sitting close to them
  
• Explosions and bad weather can destroy windows, sending dangerous glass shards flying in the air, putting your employees at risk
  
• Higher utility bills due to solar heating
  
• Glass offices and conference rooms lacking privacy
  
• Cyber technology criminals who can steal important information and data through electronic eavesdropping
  

Manufactured Glass vs. Window Film

Both manufactured glass and window film have their pros and cons. So, whether you’re looking at what to do with a new construction, or comparing how to upfit your current building, we are here to help. Below we weigh the various pros and cons of manufactured glass vs. Window film. 

The main similarity between glass and window film is functionality. Regardless if you replace your glass, or apply window film over top of it, you will receive comparable benefits. If you seek energy savings and better temperature control, low-e glass will provide those benefits just like low-e window film. If you want reflective privacy glass, reflective window film also provides the same benefit.  

Reflective glass and reflective window film are both excellent choices for creating privacy. In a residential setting, they can be used for closets, bathrooms, and exterior windows that can be seen by neighbors. In a commercial or government building, they can also help provide privacy as well as security. However, the two are distinctly different products.
Reflective glass is glass that contains a small amount of reflective material. Reflective window film, on the other hand, is a film that is applied on top of existing glass.
Cost- The major difference between reflective glass and reflective window film is the cost. Reflective glass requires more expensive materials to produce and more labor to install. This is why window film is usually the more affordable choice.

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