Ashford is one of Kent's fastest-growing towns, built around Ashford International station and its Eurostar and high-speed links, with the Designer Outlet drawing shoppers from across the South East. New-build estates around the edge of town sit alongside older streets nearer the centre, so "window film" covers more ground than one product — here's how we talk Ashford customers through the options on a free survey.
Best for south- or west-facing rooms that overheat — a regular ask from the full-height glazing on newer estates around the edge of town, and from offices near the business parks by the international station wanting to cut air conditioning costs. Blocks up to 78% of solar heat without darkening the room.
A common request for offices near the station wanting privacy for meeting rooms without losing natural light, and for older Victorian terraces nearer the town centre where windows sit close to neighbours.
Completely clear, no change to how the window looks, but blocks up to 99% of UV — a frequent ask for retail units near the Designer Outlet and Elwick Place wanting to protect stock and displays from fading in direct sun.
Fitted to ground-floor windows and doors, it holds shattered glass together on impact — a common request for retail units near the town centre as well as homes with street-facing glazing on older estates.