Window film to reduce glare

In a world in which more and more workers spend a considerable amount of their office time sat in front of and concentrating on a computer screen, glare can be a sometimes surprising compromise to productivity levels.

Even worse is that it is not, contrary to popular belief, an issue that only ever arises during the summer; it is the winter months, after all, when the sun tends to be low in the sky during hours when the typical office staffer is still working.

The reasons why it makes sense to purchase window film to reduce glare during the summer are obvious; at a time of year when the sun is at its brightest, glare can be a recurrent problem that prevents a building’s occupants from concentrating on their vital work.

Are you, as a specifier or end-user, on the lookout for window film to reduce glare and heat, but without the highly mirrored look that our solar reflective films have? In that case, you might wish to consider our low mirror window films, which provide a more subtle, neutral appearance while still delivering brilliant practical results.

If you have only recently acquired your dream home conservatory, the last problem that you will want to have to experience is difficulty reading a book or a computer screen due to glare. However, this is an issue that arises with conservatories all too frequently, which is why you may wish to investigate the various forms of window film to reduce glare now on the market. 

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Opalux is no less than the UK’s premier window film brand, with our installing dealers catering to homes, businesses and organisations in every region of the UK. It should therefore be of no great surprise that so many of our products focus to such a great degree on the reduction of glare, often by as much as 80% or more.