Installation of Silver Medium Solar Reflective Film at the Grand Ballroom, Chelsea Harbour Hotel & Spa.
The client asked us to install a solar film that will carry out a number of things to resolve a number of existing issues.
Over the space of 2 years, Solartek Films Ltd supplied and installed their Silver High Solar Control Film to the internal surface of the majority of windows at this prestigious school.
The security measures at Lord’s Cricket Ground have been given a significant boost, thanks to the installation of Solartek’s bomb blast window film which has been installed on 90 per cent of the windows on site.
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has been working alongside our experienced team of security professionals here at Solartek to improve its security procedures over the last year and a half. It took the decision to beef security up after being advised by the National Counter-Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO) that 90 per cent of all injuries that are sustained in the event of a bomb blast are caused by flying glass.
The first building that received the full programme of window filming was the Lord’s Pavilion, a grade II-listed building and one of the most famous and iconic to be found in the world of sport.
“In the current climate it is crucial that security at Lord’s is as tight as possible, and I am very pleased with the marked improvements we have made in the last 18 months. We have excellent working relationships with numerous key stakeholders including the Met Police and the NaCTSO, and we are grateful to Solartek for their work on the blast proofing of our glazing”, MCC chief executive Derek Brewer said.
Mr Harris called Solartek Films as one of his rooms was far too hot to live in, and too bright to work in.
Solartek Films supplied and installed Silver Reflective High to the room, resulting in:
Solartek Films Ltd were asked by Boland Glazing to organise the erection of safe access in order for Solartek to strip the existing old solar film from the external surface of glass. Solartek then arranged for all glazed rooflights to have external grade Silver Solar Film applied.
The main drawback was that work could only be carried out at weekends due to the client’s policy on working on the roof above.
Solartek successfully completed this contract over 10 weekends.
This film will considerably reduce EDS’s carbon footprint. It reflects 79% heat transmission during summer months, and creates a much more comfortable working atmosphere for the 1200 + employees working below.
Harrods contacted Solartek expressing their concerns that the glazing above the main rear entrance was unsightly. This was due to having clear glass with shelving behind. Residents opposite had complained about the amount of light that was apparent at night from the shelf lights.
The problem was that access was not possible on the inside of the glass.
Solartek Films Ltd organised permits from Westminster Council for three consecutive Sunday mornings. This allowed Solartek’s preferred access company to supply a suitable boom lift with driver to gain access to the external surface of the glass.
Solartek then supplied and fitted blackout vinyl to the glass and sealed the edges with mastic. The unsightly view was hidden and complaints from the residents ceased.
Solartek were asked to supply and install frosted privacy window film to numerous areas around this prestigious 5* hotel.
This enhanced privacy throughout, in particular on the glass between the gym and spa reception.
In an effort to improve energy efficiency and enhance guest comfort, Intercontinental Hotel Park Lane in London partnered with Solartek Films for the supply and installation of Solartek All Season Low E 50 solar control film. The project aimed to achieve heat retention during winter, reduce heat in the summer, and reflect air conditioning back into the rooms, ultimately saving energy throughout the year.
Solartek Films Ltd carried out a complete Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulation 14 Glass Audit throughout BBC’s London buildings.
Our full-time site manager dealt with the complex and sensitive issues around working for a large corporation, involving gaining access to many sensitive areas.
With the majority of areas requiring the removal of obstructions, the role of our site manager in liaising with the BBC porters proved crucial. This helped to ensure that installation of our safety and manifestation films was carried out efficiently and with minimal disruption.
Spanning a two-year period in a challenging environment, Solartek Films completed the work without any adverse comment or criticism.
Solartek Films Ltd is a renowned nationwide company specializing in window film solutions for various purposes. With the increasing concern for data privacy and security, companies are constantly seeking innovative ways to protect sensitive information from prying eyes.
The Natural History Museum needed to upgrade the glass on their display cabinets to meet current glazing regulations. These regulations came in to force in 1996 and apply to all glazing installed before the implementation of the regulations.
Solartek supplied and fitted Solartek 100 Micron Clear Safety film to the inner face of each cabinet, allowing the museum to meet their legal requirements without the cost of replacing the glass itself.
This glass will now break safely in the event of incident, protecting both staff and visitors from debris.
Having had their glass inspected and upgraded back in 1999, the Facilities Manager became aware of the importance of monitoring the glazing within the school due to changes in regulations over the years.
Solartek were called in to carry out a Workplace [Health, Safety & Welfare] Regulation 14 Glass identification survey.
After testing every pane of glass within this glazing law, over 200 sq mts of glass was found to fall foul of the safety standard required. The original safety film that had been applied was old, dilapidated and out of warranty.
Solartek upgraded all the glass that needed upgrading over the course of the Easter Break, applying their 100 micron safety film and EN12600 kite mark sticker.
Solartek were instructed by easyJet’s Facilities department to supply and install Armourgard 175 Micron Blast Mitigation Film to all glazing at easyJet’s HQ at London Luton Airport.
The window film is specifically designed to protect property people & staff from flying glass in the event of an explosion.
This optically clear film has a 10 year manufacturers warranty with a life expectancy of over 15 years.
Solartek Films supplied and installed SolarGard Silver 20 solar reflective window film to all windows on all 28 floors of this prestigious Belfast Building.
SolarGard Silver 20 was chosen as the best window film available to achieve their requirements, following a number of meetings and discussions.
The client requirements included:
The installation of SolarGard Silver 20 window film meets each of these requirements.
Mrs Fox called Solartek Films Ltd as the windows in her house were transmitting so much heat, the house was very uncomfortable to live in.
Whilst wishing to maintain maximum light transmission, Solartek supplied and installed Silver Low Heat Reduction Film to the external surface of all windows.
This film reflects over 50% heat transmission whilst only reflecting 27% visible light.
Solartek supplied and installed Solartek Night View Solar Control film to the inner face of 32 panes of glass in a home.
This created heat reduction, glare reduction & 99% UV reduction. It also provided daytime privacy from onlookers - whilst being able to see out - for longer than its 10 year manufacturer’s warranty.
Sports stadia are high-traffic areas where safety is paramount. Glazing, or glass panels, plays a significant role in the construction of these facilities.
EMI Frequency Window Film Contributes to Cybersecurity and Resilience under the New Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.
Setting the standard for safety and excellence: Solartek Films Ltd achieves Constructionline Gold Membership and SSIP accreditation.