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BACK TO SCHOOL. AGAIN!
17/04/2015
Since being established in 1998, The Window Film Company has worked hard to forge a reputation for a professional and trustworthy service. We view repeat business as the ultimate compliment and we were therefore delighted to be asked to carry out additional work at a North London school recently.
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PERSONALISED PARTITION
10/04/2015
Window film is a flexible and durable product which can be used to deliver a range of solutions in a host of different styles. By using computer and print technology it is possible to transform standard film into a bespoke, stylish addition to both commercial and residential environments. It’s this possibility that lead a leading London estate agent to contact The Window Film Company.
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OCEAN BLUE DOWN BY THE RIVER
02/04/2015
Phyllis Court is an exclusive members club, based in a fabulous location on the banks of the River Thames. The club is popular for weddings, conferences and other large scale events and as such prides itself on a stylish appearance. Large ornate windows are an integral part of the premises and when the appearance of a number of panes needed updating, The Window Film Company were called in to help.
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PRIVACY FROM PRYING EYES
27/03/2015
“The window seat” is often the most sought after place to sit, but it can often bring with it unwanted side effects. Whist windows provide a fantastic source of natural light and a welcome view to the exterior, they also of course allow a view from the outside in, and in a number of situations this isn’t appropriate.
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SOLAR PROTECTION AND SAFETY
20/03/2015
One of the most helpful aspects of window film is that it is possible to carry out a dual application of film – applying two layers to deliver a wider range of benefits. This was the method employed by those responsible for a large village hall in East Sussex.

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