Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions we receive about residential, commercial, security, office frosting, and automotive window tinting in Sydney. For more detailed information, visit the service pages linked in each section.
High-quality residential films can last 10–15 years or more, depending on sunlight exposure and maintenance.
No. Films are available in a wide range of shades, from nearly clear to darker tints, so you can maintain natural light in your home.
Yes, films can be professionally removed without damaging glass.
Learn more on our Residential Window Tinting page.
Businesses can see up to a 30% reduction in cooling costs, depending on the building’s design and orientation.
Yes. Films can be installed on everything from small office windows to multi-storey façades.
Films are designed to cut glare and heat while still allowing natural light through.
Learn more on our Commercial Window Tinting page.
Front side windows must allow at least 35% visible light transmission (VLT). Rear windows may be darker, up to 20%. Darker tint is permitted for commercial vehicles.
Yes. Old or damaged films can be removed and replaced with new ones.
Visit our Car Window Tinting page for more details.
Yes. Films can be cut or printed to include branding or decorative designs.
No. It can be removed or replaced as office layouts or branding needs change.
Frosted films allow natural light to pass through while diffusing visibility.
Visit our Office Glass Frosting Films page for more information
Security films hold glass together when struck, making break-ins slower and more difficult.
Yes. They are designed in greater thicknesses to improve resistance to impact and shattering.
Yes. Security films block more than 99% of harmful UV rays, just like standard tints.
See more information on our Security Window Films page.
