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City of Olathe parking garage elevator shaft window tinted

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City of Olathe   OLathe Parking garage elevator shaft,  with en exterior wall that is entrely hot in side and has glass from battom to top the project located in olathe kansas, lookig for a options on how to keep the elevator  cooler in the summer  month can be intesely hot, one way to help keep out the heat and keep it cooler is with window tint. window film can keep out as much as 85% of the heat  Reflective architectural film keeps buildings or space more comfortable while providing exterior reflectivity that offers privacy, and cutigs the glare.   Energy Savings.   Energy savings:  Our window films limit         outdoor temperature influences, retaining heat   in the winter, conserving cool air in the summer, and ultimately lowering energy bills.  Comfort:  Our films regulate temperature disparity in commercial buildings, helping customers and employees feel more comfortable. Fade protecti...

The Importance of Window Tint in Preventing Skin Cancer

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Medical researchers have found that skin cancer is more likely to occur on the left side of the body, with 52 percent of melanoma cases and 53 percent of Merkel cell carcinoma cases affecting only the left side. Prolonged sun exposure, especially through windows, can increase the risk of skin cancer. To protect yourself, consider applying a window tint, which blocks up to 99 percent of harmful UV rays. This is especially important in commercial and residential buildings, where people may spend a significant amount of time indoors near windows. Remember that the strength of UV rays varies depending on factors such as time of day, season, altitude, and reflection off surfaces, so it's important to take steps to protect your skin. How Window Tint Works UV radiation is part of the natural energy the sun produces. On the electromagnetic spectrum, UV light has shorter wavelengths than visible light. While you cannot see UV rays, your skin most certainly feels it. Window tint is made ...