Solar Art installed a solar film called Huper Optik Drei to a home in Pacific Palisades, California! As you can see from the photos below, this homeowner has large glass windows on the whole front side of their home. It gives the home a modern look but also causes the customer a lot of issues. The first problem is sun fading. The customer has carpet floors on the stairs that are being faded by the sun as well as artwork hanging on the walls. The second issue is privacy. Being that the entire front of the house is comprised of glass anyone driving or walking by can easily see into the entryway of their home. This not only is uncomfortable for privacy reasons, it is a safety risk as well. The third problem with these large glass windows is the amount of heat and glare that enters the home. Being in Pacific Palisades, the heat from the sun is extremely strong throughout the entire year. The customer is constantly having to turn on the air conditioner to make the house comfortable. The homeowner was tired of having these problems and was looking for a way to make the home safer and more enjoyable for their family and friends. They reached out to Solar Art to see what their different window film options were.
Huper Optik Drei Before and After Images
The homeowner worked with our sales team to figure out the best plan of attack for their home. After hearing the issues they were having our sales representative suggested Huper Optik Drei. Huper Optik Drei is one of the highest performing solar films on the market and was a solution to all of the problems the homeowner was having. When it comes to sun fading, Huper Optik Drei is one of the most effective window films. Not only does it block 99.99% of harmful UVA and UVB rays, it also blocks 98% of infrared rays which are also extremely dangerous. This will not only significantly help with sun fading on the carpets and artwork, it will help keep loved ones safe from sun rays. Artwork and other belongings might be really expensive to replace or even impossible if they hold sentimental value. Installing Huper Optik Drei will help keep all of this customers valuable belongings safe from the sun. Privacy was the customers next issue. Huper Optik Drei is a non reflective, darker solar window film. If you are standing inside the home looking out of the windows, your view won’t be compromised. You will still have the ability to completely see out and it won’t make the home darker on the inside. However, if you are outside of the home trying to see inside, it will be harder as the windows will look darker. Neighbors and people driving by won’t be able to see inside your home which will help increase safety and security. This gives you the best of both worlds. Increased privacy without compromising views and still having a bright and inviting home.
Finally, Huper Optik Drei will significantly help reduce heat and reduce glare. It is an extreme heat blocking window film and will block 70% of heat and 61% of glare coming through the windows! This will make a noticeable difference when it comes to heat. The air conditioner will be used less resulting in a potential lower electricity bill! Since Huper Optik Drei is such a high performing solar film, and therefore it is a bit more expensive than some other solar films. The price was worth it to this customer because all of their problems were being fixed and they were much more comfortable and happy in their home. Huper Optik Drei is easily removable with no damage to the surface and works great in both residential and commercial settings. In addition to solar film, Solar Art also services decorative window film, anti graffiti film, custom graphics, exterior building wraps and security window film throughout California and Washington. If you are interested in getting window film installed to your home or office, contact Solar Art today for a free quote!
Huper Optik Drei is a high performance solar film that can help increase privacy, reduce sun fading, heat and glare! Contact Solar Art today for a free quote!
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