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Tinting The Windows In Your Home Or Office

Window tinting is a common practice on cars, but many people never consider the possibility of tining the windows on their home or office. If you have windows that face the sun all day long, the heat can build up in your home and make it hard to cool in the summertime. The solution is not always to turn up the air conditioner, but blocking some of the sunlight can make a difference for you.

Tinting Your Glass 

Tinting the glass on your home or office is not as difficult as you might think, and several methods work. One of the most common ways is to buy sheets of window tinting material and apply it to the inside of the glass. You can put the tint up on the glass yourself without too much work, and if the time comes that you need to remove it, it will come off with some work. 

Most tinting materials come with directions you can follow, and if you take it a step at a time, the material will stay in place and look good too. You can cut the material to fit many different size windows and apply it to specific areas of the home or all the windows on one side if you need to. 

Professional Tinting

If you are not comfortable tinting your windows, you can hire a tinting company to come and apply window tinting to the glass for you. The company may use a different material that will be much harder to remove from the glass, but once the tint is on the window, you will not have to worry about it coming off over time. 

If you are considering new windows, you can order them with a tint on them from the manufacturer and save your self a lot of time and expense. Though replacing the windows to get tinted glass does not make sense, if you are already in need of new windows, it is the perfect time to get the tinting glass that is right for your situation. 

Choosing a Tint

The amount of tint you apply to the glass is crucial to getting the right balance between light and heat. If you are trying to keep a room or the house cooler, a dark tint might be okay. If you still need a good amount of light transmission through the glass in the room, a lighter tint may be a better choice for your home or office. 

If you are not sure how dark you need the tint on your windows, you can ask the tinting company or a glass company, and they can help. 

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No Matter How You Frame It: A Window Website

How many window parts can you name? There's the glass, the sash, the frame, and the grille. If you have casement windows, there will also be hinges and cranks, and if you have sliding windows, there will also be a track. Knowing a little more about each of these window parts will serve you well as a homeowner. You'll be able to have more productive conversations with your window installation contractor, and you'll have an easier job shopping for new windows, too. So where can you learn about these and other window parts? Right here on this website! We've also collected articles on other window-related topics to ensure you're informed. Happy reading.

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