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UV-blocking film for a 500 m² archive

An archive space stopped 100% of ultraviolet light at the glass, protecting stored documents and exhibits from fading.

UV-blocking film for a 500 m² archive

An archive space stores paper documents and exhibits behind glass. Daylight was a fading risk, and blinds would have darkened the room permanently.

What was installed

UV-blocking film across 500 m² of glazing.

Result

  • Ultraviolet blocked at the glass: 100%

  • Visible appearance of the glass unchanged; daylight stays.

UV is the main driver of fading in paper, textiles and photographs. Blocking it at the glass protects the room without changing how it looks or how it is lit.

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