Every type of window film we fit to architectural glass: solar control, privacy, safety, design and printed graphics. Below you will find the full list by film type, by property type and by job, plus a short guide for anyone who is not yet sure which film will solve their problem.
Window films look much alike, yet they do very different jobs. One reflects heat, another hides a room from view, a third holds broken glass together, and a fourth is purely a design feature. Anyone buying film for the first time usually has no idea how these types differ, and that is entirely normal. That is why the services on this page are organised three ways: by film type, by property type and by the job that needs doing.
If you already know you need, say, frosted film for a bathroom window, go straight to that page. If all you know is that the kitchen is unbearable in the afternoon, start with the guide below. It matches the most common complaints to specific solutions.
We work exclusively on architectural glass: flats, houses, offices, shops, clinics, salons and production premises. We do not work on vehicle glass. Indicative prices for every job are gathered on the prices page, and you can check our coverage in the service area section.
The table below lists the situations people most often come to us with. Find the one closest to your own and follow the link. If your case sits somewhere between two rows, describe it in the form - that is quicker than guessing.
| The problem people start with | What it usually means | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| The room is unusable in the afternoon and the air conditioning cannot keep up | Solar heat is coming through the glass. You need a film that reflects it at the glass, before it reaches the room | Solar control film or heat rejection film |
| All you can see on the monitor is a reflection, and the glare tires your eyes | The problem is brightness, not only heat. You need a film with lower light transmission | Solar control film, solutions for offices |
| Passers-by can see into the flat, but I want to keep the view out | You need daytime one-way privacy while staying able to see out from inside | Mirror film, one-way vision film |
| A bathroom or consulting room window must be screened completely, but keep the daylight | You do not need the view, you do need the light. The classic case for a frosted glass effect | Frosted film, blackout film |
| The parquet by the window has faded and the sofa fabric has changed colour | Materials are being damaged by ultraviolet light, which passes through glass even when it is not hot | UV protection film |
| A large glass wall or shopfront, with concerns about breakage and flying glass | You need a film that holds the fragments together and makes the glass harder to break through | Safety film, storefront solutions |
| The office glass partitions look bare and people walk into them | You need visual marking plus zoning, often in the company's own style | Glass partitions, decorative film |
| The company logo, name and opening hours need to go on the door | Cut vinyl or print, not a standard roll. Quoted individually | Logo on glass, storefront graphics |
| The windows already carry old film that has yellowed or bubbled | The old film and its adhesive have to come off first; only then can new film go on | Window film removal |
| It is chilly by the windows in winter and hot in summer, and replacing them is not an option | The task is to improve the thermal balance of the glass in both directions | Thermal insulation film |
Each film has its own page explaining where it works well, where it does not belong and what to expect. In every case the price covers both the film and the installation, and all prices are excl. VAT.
Cuts solar heat and glare. The first choice for south- and west-facing windows, glazed terraces and roof lights. From €25/m².
Learn more →For rooms where the complaint is squarely about temperature: loft conversions, attic rooms and offices behind glass façades. From €25/m².
Learn more →Creates a mirror effect from outside in daylight while reflecting away part of the heat. The view out is retained. From €25/m².
Learn more →Looks like sandblasted glass. Lets daylight through while making the inside of the room impossible to make out. From €25/m².
Learn more →Complete privacy wherever the view in has to be shut out entirely: bathrooms, ground floors, consulting rooms. From €25/m².
Learn more →From the brighter side the glass reads as a mirror; from the darker side it stays clear. For meeting rooms and salon treatment rooms. From €25/m².
Learn more →Patterns, ornament, banding and bespoke designs on glass. Often combines styling with privacy. From €29/m².
Learn more →Holds the fragments together if the glass is broken. For shopfronts, door glazing and large glass surfaces. From €25/m².
Learn more →Cuts the ultraviolet light that bleaches parquet, furniture, fabrics and shop stock. From €25/m².
Learn more →The general term for self-adhesive films for glazing. Here we explain how they differ and how they are fitted. From €25/m².
Learn more →Films whose job is to improve the thermal balance of the glass in summer and through the cold season alike. From €25/m².
Learn more →The same film types are used differently in a flat and in a shop. The way the work is organised differs too: in a flat we work during the day, in a shop often before opening or after closing so that trade is not disrupted.
Heat on the south side, neighbours and passers-by looking in on the ground floor, faded parquet. We take on single windows too.
Learn more →Glare on monitors, overheating behind a glass façade, privacy in meeting rooms and directors' offices.
Learn more →Protecting stock from fading, window dressing, safety film and the company logo on the glass.
Learn more →Patient and client privacy, frosted treatment-room glazing, discreet solutions in entrance areas and at reception.
Learn more →These jobs differ from ordinary film installation in that the material is cut or printed to a specific artwork. That is why they cannot be priced per square metre: the cost depends on the complexity of the design, its size and the number of elements.
Company logo, name or opening hours on entrance doors and shopfronts. Quoted individually.
Learn more →Dressing office glass partitions: frosting, manifestation bands for safety, zoning and design. Quoted individually.
Learn more →Full or partial print on shop windows, seasonal dressing and permanent design. Quoted individually.
Learn more →Two jobs that often go together. If there is old film on the glass it has to come off first, and only then is the glass ready for new film. Both can be booked in a single visit.
The fitting itself: preparing the glass, cutting to size, applying the film and finishing the edges.
Learn more →Stripping old, cracked or yellowed film together with any adhesive residue. From €8/m².
Learn more →Tell us the property, the approximate area and the problem. Exact measurements are not needed at this stage.
We call you and suggest the best-suited options with a price per m² and an approximate total.
We measure the glazing and assess the floor level and access. After that the price is final.
A day or less for a typical flat. For larger sites we schedule the work around your timetable.
Fill in the form and describe your situation. We will recommend the right film, get in touch and give you a price per m² along with an approximate total.
Start with the problem rather than the name of the film. If a room gets too hot, you are looking at solar control film or heat rejection film. If the issue is people looking in, the choice is between frosted, blackout, mirror or one-way vision film, depending on whether you want to keep the view out. If your concern is glass breaking, that is safety film. If the aim is design or a company logo, it is decorative film or printed graphics on glass. Simply describe your situation in the form - we will recommend the best option.
Yes, we do take on single windows. The only thing to bear in mind is our minimum order of €75. In practice that means one small window costs the same as three or four small windows done in a single visit, so most customers find it better value to combine all the windows in one room, or in the whole flat, into one appointment.
Solar control, heat rejection, mirror, frosted, blackout, one-way vision, UV and thermal films start from €25/m². Decorative films with a pattern start from €29/m². Safety films start from €25/m² in the standard thickness, from €35/m² for reinforced grades and from €41/m² for the thickest. Removing old film starts from €8/m². The price covers both the film and the labour, prices are excl. VAT and the minimum order is €75.
In most cases to the inside. There the film is protected from rain, frost, dust and knocks, so it lasts considerably longer. We only fit externally when there is a specific reason to - for example, if the construction of the glazing unit rules out a heat-reflective film on the inside, or if there is no access from indoors.
No. We work exclusively on architectural glass - the windows of flats, houses, offices, shops, clinics and production facilities, along with shopfronts, glass partitions and doors. Tinting vehicle glass is an entirely separate trade with different materials and different requirements, and it is not something we do.
We process enquiries on working days. Once you have filled in the form we call you, talk through an initial quote and then arrange a time for free on-site measuring. For a typical flat, a few days usually pass between the enquiry and the finished job, depending on how quickly we can agree a time and whether the film you have chosen is in stock.
Jūrmala, Mārupe, Ķekava, Salaspils, Ogre, Ādaži and the rest of Greater Riga. Check your address on the service area page.
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