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Our range of heat rejection window film is designed for residential and commercial spaces, reducing solar heat and glare while keeping your rooms bright. If you’re looking to stay cooler in summer without replacing your glass or closing the blinds, browse our premium heat rejection films below.
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Here at Abode Window Films, we know that overheating and glare are a real problem for many homes and businesses, especially in rooms with large areas of glass. That's why our heat rejection window film offers a practical and good-looking solution. Heat rejection film is ideal for conservatories, glazed extensions and any south or west-facing room that catches the afternoon sun. It reduces the solar heat and glare passing through your glass without cutting out your natural light, so your rooms stay cooler and more comfortable throughout the day.
As well as residential use, heat rejection film is highly beneficial for business premises such as offices, meeting rooms and storefronts, where hot, glary rooms make it hard to work or shop in comfort. The film is available in both internal and external options to suit different types of glazing, and it sits within our wider solar control window film range. For overheating glass roofs and sunrooms in particular, take a look at our conservatory window film.
Heat rejection film isn't only about comfort, it also protects what's inside your rooms. By blocking a high proportion of UV radiation, it helps stop your furnishings, flooring and stock fading in the sun, so your interiors keep their colour for longer.
If glare on screens and televisions is your main frustration, our films cut it down while keeping your view and your daylight. For an even more reflective finish that bounces heat away before it reaches the glass, browse our reflective window film range, which also gives windows a clean, modern look.
You can also combine heat control with added protection. Our safety window film holds shattered glass together in the event of a breakage, which is particularly useful for large panes and busy commercial premises.
As one of the leading window film companies in the UK, Abode Window Films supplies a wide range of high-quality heat rejection products. Our team of experts is dedicated to providing an exceptional service from start to finish. We're here to help you select the best film for your glazing and fit it for a flawless finish.
Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction sets us apart. We only use the best materials for our window films, whether you need heat control for a home conservatory or a fully glazed office. Whether your priority is a cooler room, less glare or help keeping cooling costs down, you can trust us to deliver top-notch products that meet your expectations.
Our extensive industry experience helps us provide expert advice and tailored solutions. We understand that every project is unique, which is why we match our recommendations to your glazing type, the direction your windows face and how much natural light you want to keep. From residential homes to large commercial buildings, we handle projects of all sizes with the same level of professionalism and attention to detail.
Need help choosing the right heat rejection window film? Our friendly and knowledgeable team is here to assist you with any questions or concerns. Contact us today to learn more about our products and services.
No. Our heat rejection films are spectrally selective, which means they target the sun’s heat while letting a generous amount of visible light through. Your rooms stay bright, and you keep your view, while the heat and glare are reduced.
It depends on the film you choose. Our range runs from subtly tinted films to near-invisible high-performance options, and the higher-specification films reduce a large proportion of the sun’s solar energy, with some cutting well over half. The exact figures for solar, glare and UV reduction are listed on each product page so you can compare.
Many of our internal films can be applied yourself by following the fitting instructions, especially on smaller, standard windows. Larger panes and external films are trickier to fit neatly, so professional installation is worth considering there. If you are unsure, our team can advise on the best approach for your glass.
Yes. Conservatories, glazed extensions and large windows are exactly where the film makes the biggest difference. Internal films suit many standard double-glazed units, while external films are recommended for laminated, coated or triple-glazed glass, because they reflect heat before it reaches the pane and avoid putting thermal stress on the glass.
Yes. Window film can be removed by gently warming it to soften the adhesive and peeling it away carefully, and the glass is not permanently altered. Adhesive films are not designed to be reused once removed, so a fresh piece is needed if you want to re-cover a window later.
Yes. As well as reducing heat and glare, the films block up to 99% of UV radiation, which is the main cause of fading. That helps protect furnishings, flooring, artwork and stock sitting near your windows.
