Compare our premium SILVER and TITANIUM solar window films from HANITA / Avery Dennison. Explore light transmission, solar energy rejection, glare reduction, UV protection and transparent prices for professionally installed interior and exterior films.
Choose between SILVER and TITANIUM solar window film, with different shades and interior or exterior installation options. Our listed prices are per square metre of film installed.
Silver solar film options for suitable glazing where the film can be installed on the room-facing side of the glass.
Silver solar film options designed for exterior application when the glass type and installation conditions call for it.
Titanium solar film options for suitable glazing where interior installation is appropriate.
Titanium solar film options for exterior installation, subject to checking the glazing and film compatibility.
Use the table to compare the SILVER 20 and SILVER 35 film specifications for single-pane and double-pane glazing. The figures are taken from the product specification sheets supplied for this page.
SILVER 20 has a lower visible-light transmission value than SILVER 35, meaning it allows less visible light through according to the supplied specifications.
| Specification | SILVER 20 Interior Single / Double |
SILVER 20 Exterior Single / Double |
|---|---|---|
| Visible light transmitted | 18% / 17% | 17% / 16% |
| Visible light reflected — interior | 62% / 62% | 62% / 62% |
| Visible light reflected — exterior | 61% / 61% | 62% / 62% |
| Ultraviolet blocked | 99% / 99% | 99% / 99% |
| Total solar energy reflected | 55% / 49% | 63% / 64% |
| Total solar energy transmitted | 13% / 12% | 12% / 11% |
| Total solar energy absorbed | 32% / 38% | 25% / 25% |
| Glare reduction | 80% / 79% | 81% / 80% |
| Solar heat gain coefficient (G-value) | 0.22 / 0.30 | 0.19 / 0.15 |
| Total solar energy rejected | 78% / 70% | 65% / 58% |
The supplied SILVER 35 sheets list higher visible-light transmission than SILVER 20. This is a useful comparison when deciding how much visible light you want to retain.
| Specification | SILVER 35 Interior Single / Double |
SILVER 35 Exterior Single / Double |
|---|---|---|
| Visible light transmitted | 33% / 31% | 33% / 31% |
| Visible light reflected — interior | 41% / 42% | 41% / 42% |
| Visible light reflected — exterior | 42% / 44% | 42% / 42% |
| Ultraviolet blocked | 99% / 99% | 99% / 99% |
| Total solar energy reflected | 39% / 37% | 39% / 37% |
| Total solar energy transmitted | 25% / 22% | 25% / 22% |
| Total solar energy absorbed | 36% / 41% | 36% / 41% |
| Glare reduction | 63% / 62% | 63% / 62% |
| Solar heat gain coefficient (G-value) | 0.35 / 0.42 | 0.34 / 0.42 |
| Total solar energy rejected | 65% / 58% | 66% / 59% |
Compare the supplied TITANIUM 20 and TITANIUM 35 specifications. Each model is shown with the values for single-pane and double-pane glazing exactly as listed in the product sheets.
| Specification | TITANIUM 20 Interior Single / Double |
TITANIUM 20 Exterior Single / Double |
|---|---|---|
| Visible light transmitted | 19% / 18% | 19% / 18% |
| Visible light reflected — interior | 14% / 21% | 14% / 21% |
| Visible light reflected — exterior | 34% / 35% | 34% / 35% |
| Ultraviolet blocked | 99% / 99% | 99% / 99% |
| Total solar energy reflected | 38% / 38% | 38% / 38% |
| Total solar energy transmitted | 18% / 15% | 18% / 15% |
| Total solar energy absorbed | 45% / 47% | 45% / 47% |
| Glare reduction | 79% / 78% | 79% / 78% |
| Solar heat gain coefficient (G-value) | 0.31 / 0.23 | 0.36 / 0.27 |
| Total solar energy rejected | 69% / 77% | 69% / 77% |
| Specification | TITANIUM 35 Interior Single / Double |
TITANIUM 35 Exterior Single / Double |
|---|---|---|
| Visible light transmitted | 36% / 32% | 36% / 32% |
| Visible light reflected — interior | 14% / 21% | 14% / 21% |
| Visible light reflected — exterior | 22% / 23% | 22% / 23% |
| Ultraviolet blocked | 99% / 99% | 99% / 99% |
| Total solar energy reflected | 26% / 27% | 26% / 27% |
| Total solar energy transmitted | 31% / 26% | 31% / 26% |
| Total solar energy absorbed | 44% / 47% | 44% / 47% |
| Glare reduction | 61% / 61% | 61% / 61% |
| Solar heat gain coefficient (G-value) | 0.43 / 0.35 | 0.43 / 0.35 |
| Total solar energy rejected | 57% / 65% | 57% / 65% |
You do not need to be a glazing expert to compare solar window films. These are the main measurements to look at when choosing a film for your property.
The percentage of visible light that passes through the glass and film. A higher figure means more visible daylight passes through; a lower figure means less. This is an important comparison when deciding how dark you want the windows to look.
The percentage reduction in glare listed in the product specifications. Glare control can make rooms more comfortable when sunlight falls on television screens, computer monitors or work surfaces.
The percentage of ultraviolet radiation blocked according to the product sheet. The supplied SILVER and TITANIUM 20 and 35 sheets list 99% UV blocking. UV protection can help reduce one contributor to fading, although it cannot prevent all fading caused by sunlight and other factors.
The percentage of total solar energy rejected shown in the supplied technical sheet. Compare this value alongside the other measurements and the glass configuration. It is not the same measurement as visible-light transmission.
The percentage of solar energy reflected by the glazing system as listed in the product data. It is one part of the overall solar-energy performance, alongside energy transmitted and energy absorbed.
The percentage of solar energy transmitted through the glazing system according to the product sheet. This is different from visible-light transmission: sunlight contains energy beyond the visible portion of the spectrum.
The percentage of solar energy absorbed by the glazing system as listed in the specifications. Absorption matters when selecting a film because glass type and construction affect which installation options are appropriate.
A measure used to describe how much solar heat enters through a glazing system. In general, a lower G-value means less solar heat gain through that system under the relevant test conditions. Compare like-for-like glass configurations.
Solar window film can be installed on the inside or outside of suitable glazing. The correct position depends on the specific film, glass construction and installation conditions.
Interior solar film is applied to the room-facing surface of suitable glass.
Exterior solar film is applied to the outside surface of suitable glass when the chosen film and glazing call for it.
Our listed prices per square metre, including VAT and professional installation, are €99 for SILVER interior, €119 for SILVER exterior, €119 for TITANIUM interior and €149 for TITANIUM exterior. The available shade options differ by product and installation type. We confirm the suitable product and quotation after assessing your windows.
They are different film ranges with different appearance and technical specifications. SILVER is the more reflective, silver-toned option, while TITANIUM offers a different, more subtle appearance. Compare the specification tables above and ask us which option best matches your glazing and preferences.
The supplied SILVER and TITANIUM technical sheets show different visible-light transmission values for the 20 and 35 versions. In the supplied data, the 35 versions transmit more visible light than the corresponding 20 versions. Actual suitability depends on the exact product and glass.
Our listed price options include SILVER 50 for interior and exterior installation and TITANIUM 50 for exterior installation. The detailed technical sheets displayed on this page cover the 20 and 35 versions. Please contact us for the specific 50-series product information and compatibility assessment.
Yes, the supplied technical sheets include glare-reduction figures for the listed SILVER 20, SILVER 35, TITANIUM 20 and TITANIUM 35 products. The percentages are shown in the comparison tables above, with separate values for the specified single-pane and double-pane configurations.
The supplied technical sheets list 99% ultraviolet blocking for the SILVER 20, SILVER 35, TITANIUM 20 and TITANIUM 35 products. UV protection can help reduce fading, although other factors also affect how quickly furnishings and materials change colour.
Some films are suitable for particular double-glazed units, but not every film is suitable for every glazing system. The glass construction, existing coatings and installation position must be checked before a product is selected.
This depends on your glass and the film's intended application. Exterior installation may be appropriate for certain glazing where an interior film is not recommended. We assess the glass and advise on suitable options before installation.
Out of the Sun in Spain provides professional window film installation across southern Spain, including Málaga, Granada, Almería, Murcia and Alicante provinces. Contact us with your location and window details to discuss your project.
Yes. The solar film prices listed on this page include VAT and installation. Contact us to discuss your windows and receive confirmation of the product, suitability and quotation for your project.
Tell us about your windows, your location and what you want to improve. Send photos of the glass and, if possible, details of whether it is single or double glazing. We will help you explore the appropriate film options before confirming a quote.
