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Macclesfield
Intense sunlight, presented a predicament for our client with a small conservatory in Macclesfield. The space, while ideal for relaxation, was experiencing intense sunlight, especially during the summer months, leading to uncomfortably high temperatures. Additionally, the harsh UV rays posed a threat to the vibrancy of the conservatory's furnishings, causing fading and deterioration over time. The glass roof had been changed for a solid roof, though this wasn't enough to address all the problems.
We thrive on addressing unique challenges to enhance the comfort and aesthetics of living spaces. The primary challenge was combating solar heat gain and preserving furnishings from the harsh effects of sunlight.
The primary challenge was combating solar heat gain and preserving furnishings from the harsh effects of sunlight, which had to be a solar control window film that wouldn't take away the natural daylight whilst reducing the amount of solar heat gain entering the conservatory through the windows. The solution? Solar Control Steel 35 window film - a choice backed by its exceptional features and unparalleled performance.
Solar Control Steel 35 is specifically engineered to reduce solar heat gain. With a high-tech formula, it minimises the amount of solar energy entering the conservatory, ensuring a cooler and more comfortable interior.
99% UV-Blocking Technology: The film boasts exceptional UV-blocking capabilities, acting as a protective shield against harmful ultraviolet rays. This feature became paramount in preserving the colours and integrity of the conservatory's furnishings, preventing the irreversible damage caused by prolonged sun exposure.
Aesthetic Elegance: Beyond its functional attributes, Solar Control Steel 35 complements the modern aesthetics of the conservatory. Its unobtrusive design seamlessly integrates with the existing glass, adding a touch of sophistication to the overall look.