Which tint should you choose?
5%, 20%, 30%, 45% or 70% VLT? Start with the result you want.
How much light feels right?
The result first. The numbers second. Explore the available Maxuel VIGO film options.
20% of visible light passes through the film.
Illustration of light transmission. The actual result also depends on the glass and lighting.
Medium
A more noticeable exterior change. A starting point for discussing looks and privacy.
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A stronger look and more privacy. Compare the view from inside as well.
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The strongest tint in the range. Choose for the specific windows and night-time visibility.
Get a quote for this tintBrightness simulation. The actual result depends on the glass and lighting. VLT describes the light transmission of the film itself.
70% VLT is also available — individual selection.VLT — Visible Light Transmission
VLT describes visible light transmission. A lower percentage means less transmission and usually a darker look. It is not a tint percentage or a measure of total heat rejection.
Darker does not always mean cooler
TSER describes total solar energy rejected under test conditions. IRR and IRER concern the infrared part and depend on test methodology. Do not compare percentages from different tests alone.
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You do not need to know film names or percentages. Just tell us what you drive.