For those who have a sunroom at home, it is a pleasure in winter, but if it is in summer, it is a torment. In response to this situation, a type of glass insulation film has emerged in the market, but many people still choose not to stick it. They feel that after sticking it, they will not be able to enjoy the warmth of a sunroom in winter. So, should we use a sunroom insulation film?

In summer, a sunroom is like a fireplace. Furniture placed inside may deform, fade, and age if exposed to sunlight for a long time. Many people have installed sunshades in response to this situation.

However, the problem also arises. After pulling up the sunshade, the sunroom is pitch black. If you want to get something inside, it's pitch black and you need to turn on the lights. This is really a waste of resources and not worth the loss. The potted plants inside are also growing worse and worse. Even though it's daytime, turning on the lights doesn't make you feel happy.

Another issue is safety. Sunrooms are all made of glass, and children can be mischievous and easily bump into the glass. Sometimes it's normal for adults to bump into glass.

In addition, the transparency of the sunroom exposes the activities and movements of family members to others, without a sense of security. If the angle is not good, the glass on the opposite side will also emit light into the sunlight, which is very dazzling.

All these problems cannot be solved by curtains or sunshades alone. In this case, you need to use glass film, especially insulation film.

After applying the insulation film, the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor will be around 3-7 degrees, which can save some electricity costs when turning on the air conditioner in summer and prevent the rapid dissipation of indoor heat in winter.

In addition, glass film also has UV protection function, which can prolong the fading time of indoor furniture and curtains, and extend their service life.

Another way is to stick the glass film, even if the glass breaks, the film will firmly stick together and not splash out.