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Product Description
Architectural window film blocks heat and UV rays while keeping natural light. It reduces energy use, keeps interiors cool in summer and warm in winter. The film protects furniture from fading, enhances privacy, and improves safety by holding shattered glass together. Thin, durable, and easy to install, it suits homes, offices, and commercial buildings for comfort and energy efficiency.
EWFA Advocates Window Film as Cost-Effective Energy Upgrade for Europe’s Aging Building Stock
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBrussels, Belgium – June 23, 2025 – The European Window Film Association (EWFA) today issued a statement highlighting window film as a high-impact, low-cost solution to improve energy efficiency across Europe’s aging building stock. With EU countries replacing just 2% of windows annually, millions of outdated single and early double-glazed units remain in service, driving excessive heating and cooling energy use.
High-performance, multi-layered architectural window films can be applied directly to existing glass, delivering measurable benefits:
Dec 23, 25
CoolVu Launches Next-Gen Nano-Optical Window Film, Redefining Architectural Energy Efficiency
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Atlanta, USA – October 30, 2025 – CoolVu, a leader in architectural solar solutions, today announced its breakthrough Nano-Optic Series window film, engineered to merge nanoscale optical technology with molecular composite coating for unmatched thermal control and clarity.
Designed for both new construction and retrofits, the film addresses strict energy codes (e.g., California Title 24, ASHRAE) by delivering:
Dec 23, 25
Smart Photochromic Window Film Delivers 35% Annual Energy Savings, Study Finds
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Helsinki, Finland – June 1, 2025 – A new study published in Glass Structures & Engineering confirms that advanced photochromic window film can reduce annual building energy consumption by up to 35% compared to standard double glazing. Developed by GPD, the dynamic film adjusts tint with sunlight, optimizing heat and light year-round.
Key findings:
Dec 04, 25
