Christmas Gift Vouchers are now available.
ADS Window Films now have a range of Christmas Gift Vouchers that are available so why not give your friends and family something different this year!!!!! Vouchers can be redeemed against all of our window films.
Accreditations for a top quality window tinting service.
Chas (The Contractors Health and Safety Scheme) has been established since 1997 and only gives accreditations to those who can show compliance with the core CDM regulations whilst giving guidance on any weaknesses in safety management.
Construction Line is owned and endorsed by DTI (Department of Trade and Industry) and a contributor to the Rethinking Construction initiative
GGF (The Glass and Glazing Federation) is a governing body of the glazing world. Membership is voluntary and gives companies professional guidelines to adhere to.
ULTIMATE ENERGY EFFICIENCY
With the goal of achieving the ultimate in energy efficiency, ADS Window Films Ltd supplies many window films utilizing specialty metals.
Available in a wide range of shades and light densities, these films are spectrally selective, that is, they allow considerable amounts of visible light to penetrate the film while excluding much of the sun’s heat. Commercial building owners substantially reduce utility bills by simply applying solar control window films.
Most solar control films pay for themselves through the energy savings they create in approximately two year’s time, and carry 10 year warranties. Levels of efficiency are so high that many utility companies offer incentives or rebate for the application of window film. Productivity in the workplace increases as glare is reduced and hot and cold spots are eliminated. In many cases privacy increases and the buildings facade acquires a uniform, aesthetically pleasing look.
Our window films eliminate up to 99% of ultraviolet light, greatly reducing the fading of furniture, rugs, and other fabrics.
Our window films are the result of outstanding quality standards and technical initiative. ADS Window Films use the most optically clear polyester film available and superior pressure sensitive adhesives. These are continually researched and refined, producing a high-temperature, high-shear formulation that will not peel, bubble, or delaminate due to heat or age. A durable scratch resistant coating (SCR) protects the film surface against scratching caused by dirt, dust, and everyday wear and tear.
Our commercial window films are the most durable and attractive films available today. Each product is backed by an extensive manufacturers warranty that guarantees the replacement of any window film that does not perform to product specifications.
Climate Change Levy
Climate Change Levy
The Government introduced the Climate Change Levy in April 2001. To business it means 0.43 pence is added to the cost per kW of electricity and 0.15 pence per kW to gas resulting in an increase of between 10% and 15% to energy bills. The initiative is designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions but adds to the tax burden on commerce and industry.
The new tax will focus the attention of those in business on how they can reduce energy consumption. The application of high technology window film dramatically reduces levels of transmitted heat and. By virtue of filtering out more than 80% of this transmitted heat, solar control window film also reduces the need for energy driven forms of temperature control such as air-conditioning, fans and cooling systems.
Energy saved in this way can be significant.
Tests carried out even prior to the Climate Change Levy indicate a pay-back is quickly realisable with, for instance, the British Airports Authority calculating a return of its investment in 4.86 years.
Energy Conservation
Window Energy Conservation.
Glass windows and doors represent the most critical area of heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter. To offset the solar heat passing through windows, UK based companies consumes the energy equivalent of millions of barrels of oil every day.
Reflective and non-reflective solar control commercial window film can reject up to 80% of the sun’s energy in the summer to substantially reduce air-conditioning load, while “insulating” the windows in the winter months to reduce heating costs.