Window film typically is thought of as a way to block glare and heat.  While this is true, what you are really doing is blocking UV rays that cause these problems and more. It is one of the most potent means of sun control available for homeowners in Vegas today.  A happy side effect of controlling the sun, besides block glare and reducing heat, is protecting your furnishings from harm caused by UV rays. Wood floors, carpets, upholstery, and artwork all tend to deteriorate when exposed to UV rays.  Read below to understand fading and how UV blocking window film prevents it.

What Causes Furniture and Wood Floors To Fade?

Almost all “things” are vulnerable to deterioration from the sun and your expensive furniture is no exception. As it happens, there is very little you can do to keep the sun off of your belongings with methods besides window film. Curtains and blinds let some creep in through and around them. This causes bleaching and fading in the long term.  Window film, on the other hand, blocks 99.9% of UV rays: Ultraviolet Rays 40%, Visible Sunlight 25%, Solar Heat 25%).  

How Does Window Film Stop Fading Of Furnishings?

Since window film blocks 99% of the damage-causing rays we spoke of when you have it applied you can rest assured knowing your property is protected.  You work hard for your furnishings, art, and interiors–so keeping it from harm is a good idea,  One that will save you money too. Furthermore, UV blocking window film is a much better alternative than keeping your curtains drawn or blinds down to protect your furnishings. It allows you to retain filtered natural light.  This makes your home or business look bigger and improves morale.  When you add energy savings you will see to the mix–window tinting makes good sense.

Contact us at Window Film Las Vegas today to learn more about keeping your home furnishings looking beautiful with window film!