It is a removable heat-insulating sheet, so it can be used in rental properties. It can also be applied DIY if the area is small.
This is a heat-shielding film for window glass that can be removed with a self-adhesive sheet that does not have adhesive (glue) on the sheet. By simply applying it, it retains the light transmission of the window glass while cutting about 99% of ultraviolet rays, which are the cause of sunburn and deterioration. Additionally, it cuts about 70% of near-infrared rays, which are responsible for heat, and measurements taken after application showed a temperature difference of up to 12°C at the window. Furthermore, it is expected to provide a glass shattering prevention effect against debris from typhoons and other sources. The recommended replacement period is 7 years (the replacement period may vary depending on usage conditions and environment).
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basic information
Visible light transmittance 67% Ultraviolet transmittance 0.3% Shading coefficient 0.70 Near-infrared transmittance 30% Sheet size: W920mm × 30m roll DIY sheet size: W920mm × 1.8m roll
Price information
W920mm × 30m roll (design price 4,500 yen/square meter)
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P2
Applications/Examples of results
UV protection for window glass, heat insulation measures, heatstroke prevention, reduction and prevention of glass breakage UV protection for automobiles, heat insulation measures, heatstroke prevention Protecting children from UV rays and heat (heatstroke prevention)
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Company information
Our company offers proposals and construction suitable for buildings, focusing on window glass shading coatings "ZEROCOAT," removable heat-insulating sheets for window glass "ZEROSHEET," as well as rooftop greening and heat-insulating paints, to protect buildings from summer heat and suppress indoor temperature rise. After installation, it is possible to reduce air conditioning usage while simultaneously suppressing CO2 emissions, significantly contributing to energy conservation.