As we soon exit 2023 and head into 2024 facilities managers will continue to face challenges with #sustainability, whether this is driven by climate change, government control or the constant anxiety of the economy - management will need to find new ways of reducing energy consumption. Most people within facilities have switched to cleaner resources 💡 and are running out of ideas. But have they/you thought about WINDOW FILM?
Window film has evolved over the years and has vastly improved, not just in an environmentally positive way, but aesthetically too!
We’re told by our government to reduce our carbon emissions - yet Solar film is often forgotten about and is often brushed aside.
What is solar film?
It is a multi layered construction thin sheet of clear polyester that can be applied internally or externally - and our range of films can be transparent or highly reflective and lots inbetween!! Our range of window films allow for the maximum amount of light to come in while rejecting the maximum amount of heat without changing the look of your glass.
One of the latest advances in solar window film is Low Emissivity window films. When applied to glass, Low-E Films can reduce heat loss in the colder months and reject solar energy in the warmer months, and improve glazing performance. Not to mention dramatically reducing energy costs but making your buildings greener.
Window film is most certainly a technology for carbon emission reduction.
If you’re a #facilitiesmanager and are looking at ways to make your building more #sustainable then contact SSAF Window Films & Printed Graphics for a site survery, let’s help you reduce emissions - keeping the government happy 🍃
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