- How is architectural film different from automotive film?
- Architectural film is engineered for large glass areas such as curtain walls, home windows, and office facades, with thickness and adhesion suited to fixed building glass. Automotive film is designed specifically for curved vehicle glass and moving cabin conditions.
- Should I choose by building type or by film series?
- Start with your building type and real usage first: residential spaces that need bright comfort, offices that need lower heat gain and energy load, or glass zones that need extra safety. From there, the MAXXMA team helps recommend the right series and tint level for sun orientation, privacy needs, and project goals.
- Will architectural film make the interior dark?
- Not necessarily. Premium series such as POLARIZED and INDEPENDENT PLUS still allow generous daylight while reducing heat, UV, and harsh glare. The result is a space that feels cooler and more comfortable without losing the open feeling of glass.
- What does the MAXXMA architectural film warranty cover?
- Warranty duration depends on the series. POLARIZED carries a 7-year warranty, while other architectural series have the duration shown in the product comparison. Coverage includes installation and manufacturing defects such as peeling, bubbling, delamination, and abnormal discoloration, with the service team supporting inspection and aftercare.
- Do you also offer decorative and furniture protection film?
- Yes. Beyond solar-control films, MAXXMA also offers GROWTH decorative interior film for privacy and design, and Clear Guard furniture film for scratch, stain, and heat protection on premium surfaces.