Building Window Film

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Tint Tech

Designed for Building

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Small Building

Based on a 55,000 sq ft (5,000 sq m floor space),
3 story building,
with a window to wall ration of 20% on all exposures.
Examples: small office, retail.

Medium Building

Based on a 80,000 sq ft (8,000 sq m floor space),
3 story building,
with a window to wall ration of 20% on all exposures.
Examples: medium office, school.

Large Building

Based on a 120,000 sq ft (12,000 sq m floor space),
3 story building,
with a window to wall ration of 20% on all exposures.
Examples: skyscraper, large office.

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Film Performance

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Medium Performance

High Performance

Ravo For Residential

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Ionmax-P

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FAQ

What is building tint?

Building tint refers to the application of tinted film or glass to windows in commercial and residential buildings. This tinting can reduce glare, improve privacy, enhance aesthetics, and provide UV protection.

What are the benefits of building tint?

The primary benefits of building tint include:

Aesthetic Appeal: Offers various colors and finishes to enhance the visual appeal of a building.

Reduced Glare: Minimizes glare from the sun, improving comfort for occupants.

UV Protection: Blocks harmful ultraviolet rays, protecting furnishings and reducing the risk of skin damage.

Energy Efficiency: Helps regulate indoor temperatures by reducing heat gain from the sun, potentially lowering cooling costs.

Enhanced Privacy: Tinted windows can prevent outsiders from seeing inside, while still allowing occupants to enjoy natural light.

What types of building tint are available?

There are several types of building tint options:

Low-E Glass: Glass with a special coating that reflects heat while allowing light to pass through, offering energy efficiency without traditional tint.

Window Film: Applied to existing windows, available in various shades and types (e.g., reflective, frosted, colored).

Tinted Glass: Pre-tinted glass panels that can be used in new construction or renovations.

How is window film applied?

Can building tint reduce energy costs?

How do I choose the right tint for my building?

Consider the following factors when choosing building tint:

Local Regulations: Check for any building codes or regulations related to window tinting in your area.

Purpose: Determine whether you need glare reduction, UV protection, privacy, or aesthetic enhancement.

Tint Level: Choose the darkness or reflectivity based on your privacy and light control needs.

Building Orientation: The direction your building faces may affect how much heat and light you need to manage.

Is building tint maintenance-free?

How long does building tint last?

Can building tint be removed or replaced?

Are there any potential downsides to building tint?

Can building tinting affect my building’s warranty?

How can I find a reputable tinting professional?

World Class
Tint Tech

Designed for Building

Choose Your Building Type

Small Building

Medium Building

Large Building

Choose Your Window
Film Performance

Ravo For Residential

FIND THE BEST FOR YOUR HOME

FAQ

About Us

Product

Contact Us

World ClassTint Tech

Designed for Building

Choose Your Building Type

Small Building

Medium Building

Large Building

Choose Your WindowFilm Performance

Ravo For Residential

FIND THE BEST FOR YOUR HOME

FAQ

About Us

Product

Contact Us

World Class
Tint Tech

Choose Your Window
Film Performance