Glass treatment films can add new style to buildings for a fraction of the cost of other refurbishments. Available in a wide variety of colors and patterns, tinted, semi-reflective or fully-reflective film enhances any architectural design. From the inside, window film has a pleasant, glare and distortion-free view and from the outside it has a uniform appearance that complements the building's design.

Winter heat loss through windows can cause discomfort to building occupants and unnecessarily high energy bills. Low emissivity insulating film applied to the inside face of ordinary single-glazed windows decreases heat loss by up to 30%. In summer, window films reduce the cost of cooling a building by rejecting up to 80% of the sun's heat.

Working in direct sunlight can result in fatigue, eyestrain and loss of concentration. Window film is a retrofit product installed directly to the interior side of the glass. It helps correct temperature imbalances between sunny and shady areas and it deflects harsh, uncomfortable glare. Employees are more comfortable and more productive.

Splintered, flying glass is one of the dangerous consequences of disasters, whether natural or man-made. Window film is specifically designed to help hold broken glass in place and lessen the chance of injury and property damage. In retail establishments, it also makes forced entry more difficult for would-be vandals and burglars. Anti-graffiti film is also available to protect windows and signs from graffiti.