UV Protection Window Film in Franklin, Ohio
Addressing Heat and Fading Concerns
A recent project in Franklin, Ohio, involved addressing a homeowner's concerns about excessive heat and the fading of interior furnishings. The 68 square feet of glass across 9 windows in the residence allowed significant solar heat gain and harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays to enter, impacting both comfort and the longevity of their belongings.
Madico Nova 70 Film Application
To combat these issues, we applied Madico Nova 70 window film. This professional-grade film is designed for clarity while offering substantial protection. Nova 70 allows 70% of visible light to pass through, maintaining the natural brightness of the rooms. Its primary function in this installation was to block 99% of damaging UV rays.
How Window Film Works
Window film acts as a barrier on the glass surface. UV rays, which cause colors to fade, are absorbed or reflected by the film before they can reach fabrics, furniture, and flooring. Solar heat gain is reduced as the film reflects a portion of the sun's energy, preventing it from entering the home. This dual action helps maintain a more stable and comfortable indoor temperature.
Project Outcomes
The installation of Madico Nova 70 film on these 9 windows in Franklin has provided immediate benefits. The homeowner can now enjoy their living spaces with significantly reduced heat buildup, particularly in the bedrooms. Furthermore, the 99% UV rejection rate protects their furniture and decor from premature fading, preserving their appearance and value.
Local Context for Franklin Homeowners
Franklin residents experience distinct seasons, with warm summers that can lead to uncomfortable indoor temperatures. Window film offers a year-round solution, reducing heat in the summer and providing some insulation benefits in cooler months. Protecting your home's interior from the sun's damaging effects is a wise investment for any property owner in the region.
