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Residential
"I was very pleased with the installation of the
window film that Solarworks provided. I noticed a significant reduction
in the amount of heat in my home and was quite impressed with the energy
savings."
- G. Streit / Alpharetta
"The windows film has helped a great deal.
Not only is it helping to protect my furniture and floors, but it is blocking
out a large amount of bright light and heat that once was a problem in
my home. I would definitely recommend Solarworks."
- J. Basterash / Chateau Elan
Automotive
"Solarworks has filmed all of my vehicles since the start
of the company. Solarworks is very dependable and I know that they
will do an excellent, quality job. I wouldn't go anywhere else!"
- W. Ison / Toyota of Roswell
Commercial
"Solarworks has done many jobs here at Northside Hospital.
Recently, we had Solarworks put film on the windows in our cafeteria.
It was extremely hot before the film, it was difficult to sit and enjoy your
meal. Now that the film is on the windows, you can sit and relax even
on the hottest of days. I am very happy with the service that
Solarworks provides!"
- M. Ludwig / Northside Hospital of Atlanta

Case Studies
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Home |
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Making Lights of Home Work with Windows
Publicity professional Sophie Ryan faced a common problem
the day she joined about a third of the American work force who now work at
home either full or part time. Where to set up her office?
A home office has become a necessary fact of life and may consist of a desk
tucked away in an alcove, foyer, kitchen or bedroom or it may be housed in a
spare guestroom that supports a system big enough to run a small business.
Fortunately with her
son moving out of the nest, Ryan had a spare bedroom in her Manhattan
apartment. A room that has ample space for desks, a full range of office
equipment, supplies and storage as well as a sofa bed.
However the room had one big problem. It had large windows that faced East
which afforded a magnificent view of the East River and Long Island. But the
windows also allowed strong sunlight to pour through the glass from dawn to
dusk.
Apart from fading problems caused by the sun's ultraviolet light and heat
build up, the glare made the office and computer impossible to use. During
the day, the computer screen became almost unreadable and the television
screen faded into obscurity. "I was at my wits end. This was the only space
suitable for my work, I loved my views and I shuddered at the thought of
blocking my view with blinds or draperies." Sophie Ryan said, and went on to
express how delighted she was when she read about solar control window film.
The area 3M dealer recommended and installed the virtually invisible
3M SpectraSelect window film which cuts down on glare and reflectivity
while letting in just the right amount of daylight to bring the interior
into bright focus. 3M SpectraSelect rejects virtually all ultraviolet
light (99 percent) and reduces heat gain by more than half. "Now I can enjoy
my view while having the maximum amount of protection for my furnishings."
An added plus for the installation of window film in an office environment
is that frequently glancing through a window rests the eyes and results in
less computer screen fatigue.
Window film, office equipment, a comfortable desk chair and pleasing decor
help to create an office environment in which you feel motivated and
productive. Most importantly these enlightened decorating decisions have
helped to take the work out of working at home for Sophie Ryan.
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Restaurant |
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Glare, glare, glare!
The Ruby Tuesday Restaurant of Branson
Missouri designed five feet by five feet glass windows to bring light, views
and an outdoor ambiance to the restaurant. However, intense glare, heat and
reflections off parked automobiles made dining uncomfortable and at times
next to impossible.
Fabric shades were installed but darkened the dining area and were a
constant source of problems to the staff, who had to raise and lower them
according to the position of the sun and the requests of the customers.
After considerable
research, manager, Kevin O'Connell consulted with a 3M dealer who
recommended the installation of Courtaulds Performance Films' new line of
hi-tech solar control window films' 3M¨.
3M Window Film is a laminate of polyester and metallized coatings. The
film is constructed with an exclusive, clear, distortion free adhesive
system and a special scratch-free face coating that allows for easy
maintenance. The specific film selected was 3M 'Dayview', a neutral film
that when installed is virtually invisible from both sides of the window.
The film carries a ten year warranty for materials and labor.
3M cut the glare and heat to the point that dining was truly in a
comfortable and trouble-free environment without shades. Furthermore, the
3M film eliminated 99 percent of harmful ultraviolet radiation thereby
helping to protect the restaurant interior from fading.
When the filming was completed, Mr. O'Connell said, "Our customers, who
could not detect the 3M Window Film, asked what we had done to create
such a light and cheery interior. I explained that we just entered the
twenty-first century and added hi-tech solar control window film
throughout!"
The window filming of the Ruby Tuesday Restaurant in Branson has been such a
success the company has installed solar protection film at all of its eight
locations in Missouri, and there are over 400 Ruby Tuesday Restaurants
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Sun Protection |
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Doctors estimate that one in five Americans
will suffer from skin cancer in their lifetime! Protect
your family today with an investment in window film. Recommended
by the Skin Cancer Institute!
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