Linen 3M Fasara Film was applied to glass pieces and shipped to the Ritz Carlton in St. Thomas. The film has a texture of white coarsely woven linen. Linen SH2FGLN gives a soft, natural look. The film was applied to the glass and then covered with another sandwiching it in between the 2 pieces of glass. This type of glass can be bought with real linen but is extremely costly. The film gives the glass the same look.
The Linen Fasara Film is one of more than 50 types of Fasara Film. It resembles Japanese Rice Paper. The film combines eastern design and today's technology to create a tranquil and very classy modern look. The Fabric Japanese Rice Paper family of 3M Window film has patterns with the look and feel of fabric or Japanese Rice Paper. They have the look of etched, cut, textured or sandblasted glass at a fraction of the cost. The film is used in most cases on glass already present. Glass does not have to be removed and replaced with a custom glass. They also give privacy and light still enters the room. The films provide UV protection as well filtering out more than 99 percent of the UV Rays.
Decorator Uses:
- Glass partitions
- Window panes
- Can be die cut
- Can be used on whole glass partition or customized
- Use limited only by imagination
- Used as an interior film only
Fasara 3M Films should be installed by professionals. When they are applied, they are Considered permanent solutions. When designs needs change, they can be removed and replaced.
This decorative film offers:
- Easy cleaning
- Privacy or can hide places less attractive
- Reduces fading from UV
- Protects occupants from broken or flying glass
- Is cost effective
- Gives the working or living space an element of design and uniqueness
Visit with our Solar Vision specialists to let us help you bring your design vision to a reality.
Flat Stanley visited Solar Vision this week from Lafayette, Tennessee. Flat Stanley is an elementary school project. An avatar of a student visits different places around the country. Pictures are taken of him. The students find out what life is like in that part of the country. Flat Stanley visited Denver and one day he job shadowed the guys at Solar Vision. He found that when they arrive they check the job board, gather the materials they need, and organize them in the truck. Then they are off to the jobs. Sometimes they have one big job and sometimes they go to different locations. This particular day they applied film to a home, a small business, and a hospital.
