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Ultraviolet window films & traditional blinds for conservation
Museums | Art Galleries | Historic Houses

  • Eliminate ultraviolet radiation
  • Reduce visible light and heat
  • Significantly reduce fading


Ultraviolet radiation, the main cause of deterioration of fabrics, furnishings and paint media, can be can be virtually eliminated with an application of Sun-X MT90 Clear Ultraviolet Filter to the existing window glass without altering the external appearance of the windows or affecting visiblility in any way.

Visible light and heat, which together are responsible for approximately 50% of fade damage, can be reduced to acceptable levels in two ways:


1. Neutral Density Light Reducing Ultraviolet Filters

  • Reduce solar heat gain and visible light
  • Do not affect the colour temperature or colour rendering of incident light
  • Designed specifically for museum and art gallery use

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2. Heavy-Duty Traditional Roller Blinds

In museums, art galleries and historic houses, where reduction of lux levels is a priority but where a tinted light-reducing filter is aesthetically or architecturally unacceptable, we recommend the use of Sun-X Traditional Cap & Rack, Check Action or Flange-End roller blinds. Manufactured to National Trust specifications in our own workshops from a wide range of high quality materials, these blinds are tailored to suit individual requirements.

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