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Window Tinting vs. Window Blinds: Which Is the Better Option for Your Space
by Tint Fx Home, Glasses, Window, TintingWe all love having lots of beautiful windows in our homes. A window lets in lots of natural light, and the sunshine can brighten up our interior spaces. Big windows also serve to bring the feeling of nature inside, and we love being able to gaze at the natural vistas, nearby trees and our front and back yards. It’s even more special if we’ve taken the time to plant and cultivate a wonderful garden, and we can see the bright colours of the plants from within the home.
As with most things in life, however, you may have too much of a good thing. Large windows also let in an incredible amount of heat in the summer. You can also be besieged by harmful UV rays, which are damaging to both your skin and your belongings. You might find that the glare of the sun makes seeing your TV or working on a laptop nearly impossible. You’ll want to balance out your love of views and natural light with ways to counteract the heat and rays of the sun.
The Pros and Cons of Window Blinds
Window blinds are a traditional choice that homeowners often consider. They come in a variety of styles, and can help reduce the light and glare when you set the slats to match the outside conditions. They can also provide privacy when completely closed.
Unfortunately, they don’t prevent the heat from the sun from coming in. In fact, they may actually radiate the solar heat from the glass and send it into the room. They are also notoriously difficult to keep clean and dust free.
Window Tinting May Offer an Optimal Solution
Window film may often be more affordable than installing blinds on all of the windows of your home. With window tinting Sydney, you’ll be able to reduce the heat in the home by up to 79%.
When you eliminate hot spots and dramatically reduce heat gain, you’ll be able to save substantially on your energy bills. Window tinting Sydney may help you reduce your utility costs by up to 30%.
Protect Your Health and Your Furnishings Too
When you open your blinds to let in the light, you are also letting in harmful UV rays from the sun. Window film, on the other hand, protects you from this health risk. With this form of window treatment, you can eliminate 99% of the damaging UV light.
UV rays are harmful to our skin, but they can also take a toll on our furnishings too. Paintings, carpet and furniture can all fade and break down due to damage from UV rays.Sponsor Ads
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