Specifications: TITANIUM vs SILVER Window Film

Titanium vs Silver: what’s the difference?

Titanium 20 Xtra offers a more balanced, modern look with moderate exterior reflectivity and a softer mirror effect. It transmits 19% of visible light on single pane glass and reflects 34% externally, giving it a clean, premium appearance without looking overly mirrored.

• 19% of visible light gets through → The glass will look fairly dark from the inside and outside. It means approximately 19% of the visible light passes through the glass. Your view can still be perfectly recognizable, but it will be darker and less bright.
• 34% of light is reflected outward → From outside, the glass has a noticeable but not extreme reflective effect.
• “Softer mirror effect” → It looks more like tinted glass with a subtle shine rather than a highly mirrored window.
• “Premium appearance” → The overall result is designed to look sleek and stylish.

In short: it gives you dark, modern-looking glass with moderate reflection, rather than a very shiny/mirrored appearance.

Silver 20 Xtra is more reflective and has a stronger mirrored finish. It transmits 17% of visible light on single pane glass and reflects 62% both internally and externally, making it the more dramatic, high-reflection option. Silver 20 Xtra is a dark window film that makes the glass look noticeably silver and mirror-like.

• Normal glass: Clear and bright, with little reflection.
• Silver 20 Xtra: The glass becomes darker and much more shiny/reflective.
• During the day: From outside, the windows can look quite mirror-like, especially when it is brighter outside than inside.
• From inside: You can still see outside, but the view will be darker and have a slightly tinted/silver appearance.
• At night: The mirror effect is much weaker when your lights are on inside, so it should not be thought of as a permanent one-way mirror.

Visual look and feel

If you want a film that looks sleeker and more subtle, Titanium is the better fit. It feels less aggressive visually, blends well with modern architecture, and provides a refined solar control finish.

If you prefer a film with a high-impact reflective appearance, Silver stands out more. It creates a brighter mirrored exterior, which can be ideal when a stronger aesthetic statement is desired.

Performance specifications

Titanium 20 Xtra

• Visible Light Transmitted: 19% single pane, 18% double pane.
• Visible Light Reflected (Exterior): 34% single pane, 35% double pane.
• UV Block: 99%.
• Total Solar Energy Rejected: 69% single pane, 77% double pane.
• Glare Reduction: 79% single pane, 78% double pane.
• Solar Heat Gain Coefficient: 0.31 single pane, 0.23 double pane.

Silver 20 Xtra

• Visible Light Transmitted: 17% single pane, 16% double pane.
• Visible Light Reflected (Exterior): Silver 20 Xtra is more reflective and has a stronger mirrored finish. It transmits 17% of visible light on single-pane glass and reflects 62% of visible light externally, giving the glass a noticeably more reflective appearance.
• UV Block: 99%.
• Total Solar Energy Rejected: 81% single pane, 85% double pane.
• Glare Reduction: 81% single pane, 80% double pane.
• Solar Heat Gain Coefficient: 0.19 single pane, 0.15 double pane

Which one should you choose?

Choose Titanium if you want a premium look with balanced reflectivity, strong solar protection, and a more understated finish. Choose Silver if your priority is maximum reflectivity, stronger visual impact, and higher solar energy rejection. Learn here to choose the right film for your Spanish property.