Glare Reduction Window Film
Sun glare washes out TVs, bounces off computer screens and makes you squint at a book. 3M glare control film tones down the harsh light and keeps the room bright, so you can stop opening and closing the blinds all day.
How glare reduction film works
Glare comes from too much visible light reaching your eyes or your screen at once. Film lowers the amount of visible light that passes through the glass. Darker films cut more glare, and lighter films cut a little while keeping the room bright. 3M’s Prestige films are made of hundreds of thin layers that sort the light, so you lose the glare without the dim, tinted look.
- Clearer TV and computer screens
- Comfortable reading light
- Up to 99% of UV blocked
- Low interior reflectivity at night
Film options for glare reduction
How much glare control you need depends on the room. A home office facing west needs a different film from a living room with morning sun.
3M suggests its Night Vision, Ceramic and Prestige films for glare. We’ll show you samples on your own windows before you choose.
Glare control films from light to dark
3M Ceramic 60
Takes the edge off glare and keeps the room bright and neutral.
3M Prestige 40
Noticeable glare control with heat rejection and a clear view.
3M Night Vision 35
A smoke tint that calms bright rooms and stays easy to see through at night.
3M Night Vision 15
The strongest glare control, for media rooms and west-facing offices.
Shading shown is illustrative. We bring real 3M samples to your home.
How Engineered Group handles glare
We visit when the glare is happening if we can. We look at where your screens sit and how the light moves through the room, then hold film samples up to the glass so you can see the difference before anything goes on.
Learn more about sun control film
Window film for living rooms
Living rooms with a TV across from the windows are the most common glare complaint we hear. The right film fixes it without curtains.
Window film for bedrooms
Film softens the early-morning glare in east-facing bedrooms so you can wake up gradually.
Window film for kitchens
Bright kitchens stay bright, but the glare off counters and appliances goes down.
Window film for sunrooms
Sunrooms get the most glare in the house. A darker film turns them into a comfortable reading room.
Where we install glare reduction film
Pool decks and lanais
Big sliding doors onto the pool let in the most heat and glare in the house.
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Patios and sliding glass doors
Film keeps the room by the patio cool without blocking the view of the yard.
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Villas and family homes
West-facing fronts get the afternoon sun. Film evens out the temperature room to room.
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