Window Tinting Woodridge

Ceramic film uses non-metallic nano-ceramic particles to absorb and reject infrared heat, so it keeps the cabin cooler at the same shade as a standard film and does not interfere with phone, GPS or radio signals the way metallised films can.

Kepler's ceramic range comes in the same shades as the standard film, from near-clear to limo-dark, so you can stay inside your state's front-window limit and still cut the heat. It costs more than dyed film; ask for both in the quote form so you can compare.

Residential window film cuts the heat and glare coming through large windows and blocks the UV that fades floors, fabrics and furniture, without replacing the glass.

Kepler architectural films run from clear, low-reflective heat-control films that keep the view to privacy and decorative films for bathrooms and street-facing rooms. Share the window sizes, then ask an independent local tinter about availability.

Security film is a thick, tear-resistant polyester layer bonded to the glass, so when a window breaks the pieces stay together instead of falling into the room.

It is used on shopfronts, schools and homes to slow forced entry and reduce injury from flying glass, and it can be combined with solar-control tint in one film. Ask an independent local tinter whether they carry the required film or can get it.