
- Heat
- Low (TSER 14%)
- Glare
- 0%
- UV
- 99%
No privacy — clear/reduces glare only
Clear UV films block up to 99% of ultraviolet light to slow the fading of flooring, furniture, artwork and stock — without changing the look of your glass or the amount of light you get. UV is one contributor to fading; visible light and heat also play a part, so a UV film reduces rather than eliminates fading.
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No privacy — clear/reduces glare only

No privacy — clear/reduces glare only
UV is a major cause of fading but not the only one — visible light and heat also contribute. For strong sun, combine UV protection with a solar control film. See our guide on UV protection and fading.
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 UV Clear 99 INT | 14% | 0% | 84% | None | Internal |
| WTC UV Museum 99.5 INT | — | — | — | None | 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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