Projects
A selection of recent installations across commercial, education, retail and residential glazing. Names withheld at client request; references available on request.
Selected work
Each one started with a survey and a measurement — none of them started with a film sample.
Commercial · Solar control
Perimeter overheating on floors 4–9. A neutral solar film was specified for the west and south-west glass only, leaving north glazing untouched.
4,800 sq ft · 3 elevations · installed over two weekends
Residential · Solar control
Single-glazed sliding doors made the room unusable from mid-afternoon. A spectrally selective grade kept the view and the daylight.
260 sq ft · one day · 10-year warranty registered
Retail · Privacy & branding
Gradient frost on the street frontage for privacy, clear safety film on the display panes, cut-vinyl logo band on the entrance.
18 panes · frost + safety + graphics
Education · Safety
Full-height corridor partitions filmed with 8 mil safety film and anchored at the frame, plus anti-spall film on entrance doors.
1,100 sq ft · installed during half-term
Office · Glare
Screen glare across a south-facing floorplate. Film reduced daylight to a workable level so blinds could stay open.
2,300 sq ft · out-of-hours install
Industrial · Heat
High-level glazing driving heat into a packing hall. Film specified for IR rejection with minimal visual change.
3,600 sq ft · scissor-lift access
Method
Two buildings on the same street can need opposite specifications. One has 6 mm clear float behind a blind; the next has a low-e sealed unit with a solar-control coating already doing the work.
We measure glass type, check for coatings, log orientation and shading, and test a sample pane. That is what stops a project ending in a refunded elevation — and it is why our quotes are longer than a square-foot price.
Send drawings, elevations or just a photograph of the glazing. We will tell you what is worth filming and what is not.