
- Heat
- High (TSER 80%)
- Glare
- 82%
- UV
- 99%
Daytime privacy — reverses at night
Conservatories and roof glazing suffer the most solar heat. The right film depends on whether your roof is glass or polycarbonate — the two need different products. External films for glass roofs reflect heat before it enters; a specialist film is required for smooth polycarbonate panels.
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Daytime privacy — reverses at night

Daytime privacy — reverses at night
For polycarbonate we recommend a test piece before a large order, as polycarbonate varies by manufacturer. See our guide "Conservatory too hot".
Relative guide generated from the verified figures on each product page. Not a laboratory measurement of your glazing.
| Film | Heat | Glare | VLT | Privacy | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WTC Roof Solar External | 80% | 82% | 16% | Daytime | External |
| WTC Roof Solar Polycarbonate | 85% | 83% | 15% | Daytime | Internal |
Each product page lists suitable and unsuitable glazing, and asks for your glass type before you add to basket. If your glazing needs a check, send us the build-up and pane sizes and we confirm in writing before you order.
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