House being faded by UV Rays - Options?

johnmolloy554

We have a south facing kitchen window with a full wall of glass but after 5 years, some of the furniture nearest the window has noticeably faded and kitchen presses under the skylight are going from dark walnut to a lighter shade.

What are my options with tinting? I'd like a clear film to go over the windows that has no tinting. I really don't want to install blinds.

Thanks in advance

Roomstyle

Somewhere like this place could help:
http://www.envirosolarfilms.co.uk
Though I'm sure there must be an equivalent company based in ireland.
No affiliation to the above just came across them elsewhere

dwiseman

I had my rear windows in my car tinted by the crowd below and I know that they do buildings etc as well. They are based in cork so they might not suit you but might be what you're looking for.

http://www.solargardireland.com/

Below is from their website:

The application of SolarGard Glass Film can:

Reduce uncomfortable heat and/or Glare

Block Harmful UV Rays

Reduce fading of furnishing and merchandise

Protect sufferers of Skin Sensitivity conditions

Give one way and/or two way privacy whilst maintaining the light

Incorporate corporate identity/signage whilst giving privacy and maintain the light.

Enhance security and safety.

Block out unattractive partitioning and untidy offices, giving one or two way privacy.

Scotia Major

Try windowfilm.co.uk - we'r in the North
We got some for our windows, mainly for privacy (reflective film) but it also works for dimming the suns glare.