Glass surfaces should appear bright and open, but often have to provide more: privacy, UV protection, protection from scratches, more safety or less exposure to the sun and everyday life.
ShineGlass applies suitable protective films to glass surfaces on site. In this way, windows, shop windows, office glass, interior glazing and facade glass can be functionally expanded without replacing the glass itself.
Protective films make sense when glass is not damaged but needs to fulfill additional functions. Depending on the type of film, privacy protection, UV protection, splinter protection, scratch protection or decorative effects can be achieved. This is particularly relevant for shop windows, office glass, treatment rooms, entrance areas, interior glazing and heavily used glass surfaces. Existing glass is retained and is functionally enhanced by the film.
Films can protect glass surfaces from signs of wear, UV radiation or visual obstruction.
Existing glass surfaces are functionally expanded without installing new glass.
Windows, doors, shop windows and interior glazing can be fitted with film on site.
Rooms can be used in a more pleasant, protected or discreet manner.
Before we start, we check the type of glass, location and depth of damage so that it is clear whether polishing, cleaning, sealing or replacement is the most sensible solution.
Protective films make sense when glass is not damaged but needs to fulfill additional functions. Depending on the type of film, privacy protection, UV protection, splinter protection, scratch protection or decorative effects can be achieved.
This is particularly relevant for shop windows, office glass, treatment rooms, entrance areas, interior glazing and heavily used glass surfaces. Existing glass is retained and is functionally enhanced by the film.
Protection against fading and strong sunlight.
More privacy while still making the room feel bright.
Additional layer of protection on heavily used glass surfaces.
Support for safety and property-specific requirements.
Reduction of annoying solar radiation.
Optical design of glass surfaces and interior spaces.
Use of shop windows and glass surfaces as advertising media.
Protection from everyday use and cleaning stress.
