Professional Window Solutions
Ceramic Film
Maximum heat rejection with crystal-clear visibility — the premium choice.
Overview
Premium ceramic window film delivers top-tier heat rejection without darkening your view. The best option for those who want maximum performance with crystal-clear visibility.
- Top-tier heat rejection without darkening
- Blocks 99% of UV rays
- Maintains crystal-clear views
- No interference with electronics
- Manufacturer warranty included
Key Benefits
Superior Heat Rejection
Ceramic particles reject up to 80% of infrared heat, keeping interiors significantly cooler than standard dyed or metalized films.
Maximum UV Protection
Blocks 99% of harmful UV rays to protect your skin, furniture, and flooring from sun damage without compromising visibility.
Crystal-Clear Clarity
Unlike darker tints, ceramic film maintains natural light and clear views from the inside while still rejecting heat.
Signal Friendly
Non-metallic construction means zero interference with cell phones, GPS, Wi-Fi, or radio signals — a common issue with metalized films.
Long-Lasting Warranty
Ceramic film is backed by a manufacturer warranty and resists fading, bubbling, and discoloration for years of reliable performance.
Eco-Friendly Efficiency
Lower your carbon footprint by reducing air conditioning demand. Ceramic film helps your space stay cool with less energy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ceramic film uses nano-ceramic particles instead of dyes or metals to block heat. This gives it superior heat rejection, no signal interference, and a longer lifespan compared to standard window tint.
Yes. While ceramic film has a higher upfront cost, it outperforms standard films in heat rejection, durability, and clarity. The energy savings and extended warranty make it a better long-term investment.
Ceramic film comes in a wide range of shade levels, including virtually clear options that reject significant heat with almost no visible tint. We’ll help you choose the right level for your needs.
Ceramic film is compatible with most glass types including single-pane, dual-pane, low-E, and tempered glass. We assess your specific windows during the consultation to recommend the safest option.
High-quality ceramic film typically lasts 20 years or more. It is more resistant to fading and degradation than dyed films, and most products come with a lifetime or extended manufacturer warranty.
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