Solar Gard is exhibiting its range of solar-control and security window films at The Big 5 Exhibition in Dubai, as part of its expansion plans across the Middle East region.

The exhibition is running from November 22 to 25, at Dubai’s World Trade Centre.

Solar Gard is demonstrating the benefits of its carbon negative architectural solar control window films. By rejecting up to 80 per cent of solar energy from entering the building, energy consumption for cooling can be reduced by up to 30 per cent, enabling lower internal temperatures without over-reliance on additional cooling systems.

Furthermore, with Solar Gard’s combined solar safety and security film range, a building can install toughened security measures with the addition of solar control benefits. By holding glass pieces together in the event of accidental breakage or a bomb blast, the risks of injury from broken or flying glass are greatly reduced.

“The issues of solar heat gain and security are of critical importance to companies across the Middle East. With our range of solar safety and security films, the features offering cooler internal temperatures and enhanced safety are combined into a single product,” said Peter Staelens, regional manager for Emea at Solar Gard.

Solar Gard is offering a free glazing energy analysis to businesses that visit the booth. This provides a first step in precisely measuring the reduction in solar heat gain through the installation of solar control window film, along with the subsequent reduction in carbon emissions required to power the air conditioning.-TradeArabia News Service