Low-E, or low emissivity window films, are specially designed to enhance the efficiency of your existing window glass. For example, if you have single-pane glass, a Low-E window film can be applied to it to give it the same performance as double-pane glass. Similarly, Low-E window film can convert a double-pane window to the same performance as a triple-pane window.

Low-emissivity window film drastically lowers the heat coming through the glass from the sun’s radiation. It also maintains the indoor temperature by holding the temperature inside the building rather than letting it escape through the windows. Most modern dual-pane windows use Low-E technology, but Low-E window film can be used to upgrade your existing glass to improve energy efficiency.

Our Low-E window films are virtually invisible, making them an excellent option for clients who want to upgrade the performance of their windows without replacing them or changing the look of their property. You don’t have to worry about reduced visibility or any change in aesthetics. Many owners of older properties, such as historic buildings, opt for our Low-E window films to cut down on energy costs and maintain a comfortable indoor environment without disposing of the historic glass.

Low-emissivity windows are a great option for properties in very cold climates. Anywhere where the temperature outside is significantly lower than the temperature inside is an ideal climate to install Low-E window film in. For example, commercial buildings or homes located in high-altitude areas like mountain towns or ski resorts can benefit greatly from having Low-E window film installed.

On the other hand, Low-E window films also work well in warmer climates to help keep inside temperatures comfortable. For instance, an office building in Los Angeles can cut down drastically on energy costs by reducing the need to run the air conditioning system all day. Low-E window film will keep the cool, comfortable indoor air inside while blocking solar heat and the sun’s rays from getting in through the windows.