Ko nga waahanga motuhake e whai ake nei:


1 Waihanga he whakatuwheratanga: Whakamahia he maripi whaipainga hei hanga i te whakatuwheratanga tuatahi i roto i te kiriata ki tetahi waahi.


2 Haea te Kiriata ma te Ringa: Haea te kiriata matapihi miihini ma te ringa, hoatu te kaha tika me te ngana ki te karo i te pakaru o te kiriata.


3 Whakamahia he Naihi Ina Tika: Mena ka tupono koe ki nga waahi uaua ki te haehae, whakamahia he maripi kia tangohia ra ano te kiriata katoa.


4 Tango i te toenga piri: I muri i te tangohanga o te kiriata, tera pea ka waiho he toenga piri ki runga i te karaihe. Ka hiahia koe ki te whakamahi i te tango whakapiri, te kirikiri, me te kakahu kia ata horoia.


5. Puta Hau: I muri i te tangohanga o te kiriata, ka mau tonu te haunga. Ko te hau tika me te whakamaarama ki te ra ka awhina i te whakakore.

1 Te Kounga o te Kiriata: Ina hoko nga rangatira motuka i nga kiriata matapihi mo a raatau waka, ko te iti o te mohio mo enei kiriata ka taea te hoko i nga kiriata iti. He maha nga wa ka whakamahia e nga kiriata waka iti nga tikanga tae noa, ka puta he paparanga kiriata taratara e whakaatu ana i nga take penei i nga mirumiru me nga tauira ngaru.


2 Te Tikanga Whakauru: He maha nga mirumiru ka puta mai i te maakete na te he o te whakaurunga. Mena kaore i tino horoia te mata o te karaihe i mua i te tono kiriata me nga matūriki iti, te puehu ranei e piri ana, ka taea e te pehanga te hanga ki runga i enei matūriki, te puehu ranei i te mea ka piki ake te kaha o te piri o te kiriata. Ka taea e tenei pehanga te hanga i nga mirumiru. I tua atu, ko te kopaki hee, ko te whakaroa ranei i te wa o te whakaurunga ka puta he mirumiru.


3. Nga Waea Whakawera i runga i te Matapihi Motoka: He maha nga matapihi motuka e whakaatu ana i nga waea wera, ka whakamahia mo te whakaheke huka i te takurua. Engari, ka pa tenei wera ki te kiriata matapihi. I roto i te huringa haere tonu o te whakamahana me te whakamatao, ka taea te kino o nga taonga taapiri o te kiriata, ka puta te whanaketanga o nga mirumiru.

I te mea he maha a matou hoahoa, he tino uaua ki a maatau ki te tuku atu ki a koe a maatau raarangi me te raarangi utu. Tena koa whakamohio mai ki ahau nga taonga, te rahi me nga kete e pai ana ki a koe, kia taea ai e matou te tuku ki a koe te rarangi utu mo to tohutoro.

1 Ko nga painga o te tono kiriata whakaata ki nga matapihi ko te whakamarumaru tūmataitinga, te aukati i nga tangata o waho ki te titiro ki roto, me te tuku tonu i etahi marama ki te kuhu, kaore i rite ki nga arai. I tua atu, ka taea e te kiriata whakaata matapihi te whakaiti i nga taumata rama o roto, te aukati i te ra tika, me te whakarato i tetahi taumata o te wera me te tangi oro.


2. Ko te tono kiriata whakaata ki nga matapihi he raru ano. Tuatahi, ka pa kino ki te rama maori, ka iti ake nga taumata rama o roto ka whakatauritea ki etahi atu kiriata me nga matapihi kaore i mahia. I tua atu, ka whakaatahia e te kiriata whakaata te marama kaha, ka whakapataritari i te marama ma te huri i te rama ki roto i nga kaainga noho tata, ka puta pea te kore e pai me nga tautohetohe a te hoa tata. I tua atu, ko te kiriata whakaata e whakarato ana i te tirohanga kotahi-ara, te tikanga mai i te taha kanapa, kaore koe e kite i te taha pouri. Heoi, i te ahiahi ka mau nga rama o roto, ka huri ke te ahuatanga, ka taea e te hunga o waho te kite i roto i te waa kaore e taea e te hunga o roto te kite i waho.

1. Home:

Window film is highly suitable for use in homes. Windows in areas such as the living room, bedroom, and bathroom can all be tinted with film to create a more comfortable living environment for family members.

2. Commercial Buildings:

Glass film can be applied to the curved glass surfaces of commercial buildings. This helps prevent glass from shattering and scattering, provides insulation against heat radiation, and contributes to energy conservation. Additionally, it creates a spacious and stylish ambiance within commercial spaces.

3. Hotels:

Hotels often feature glass curtain walls on their exteriors. Applying window film not only enhances interior aesthetics but also ensures adequate natural light while significantly improving privacy and security.

4. Restaurants and Entertainment Venues:

Restaurants and entertainment venues require a more aesthetically pleasing and elegant atmosphere. Therefore, adorning glass with colorful decorative films not only complements the overall style but also enhances visual delight and sensory comfort within the space.

5. Hospitals:

Glass window film can provide enhanced privacy and security in hospital settings. It helps in creating a tranquil healing environment, which is beneficial for the physical and mental well-being of patients.

6. Government Institutions:

Window film serves as thermal insulation, reducing air conditioning costs and conserving energy for government institutions, banks, and similar entities. Additionally, it offers blast resistance, mitigating security risks and concerns about information leakage.

Kei roto i tenei patai te meka e rua nga taha o nga matapihi, na reira me whakaaro nga mea rereke. Ko te tikanga, ka taea te whakamahi kiriata matatapu matapihi ki roto, ki waho ranei o te matapihi, me ona ake painga me ona ngoikoretanga.:


1 Ka whakamahia ki roto o te matapihi: Ka taea e tenei huarahi te roa o te roa o te kiriata matapihi me te aukati i te pakaru mai i waho. I tua atu, he pai ake te whakauru i te kiriata ki roto. Na reira, i te nuinga o nga wa, ka whiriwhiri nga tangata ki te tono i te kiriata tūmataiti ki roto o te matapihi.


2. Ka whakamahia ki waho o te matapihi: Ahakoa he iti noa iho, ko te tono kiriata matatapu matapihi ki waho ka taea hoki te whakarato i etahi taumata o te noho muna. Heoi, he mea nui kia mohio ko nga kiriata o waho e noho tika ana ki te ra, ka makuku i te rangi ua, no reira he mea nui ki te kowhiri i tetahi kiriata motuhake mo te matatapu o waho me te whakamarumaru o te ra me nga taonga parewai. Ae ra, ki te hiahia koe ki te whakanui ake i te noho muna, ka taea e koe te whakaaro ki te tono kiriata ki roto me waho o te matapihi, engari ka pa atu pea tenei ki te nui o te marama o te taiao ka uru ki roto i te ruma.

Ko te kiriata matatapu Matapihi, e mohiotia ana ko te kiriata tirohanga kotahi-ara, te kiriata kotahi-ara, te kiriata whakaata ranei, e pa ana ki tetahi kiriata motuhake e pa ana ki te karaihe matapihi. Ko tenei kiriata te taonga ahurei o te tino whakaata i te marama ka kitea, ka taea e ia te whakatutuki i tetahi paanga rereke i raro i nga ahuatanga motuhake.



Ina koa, ka nui te rama o waho, he rite tonu te mahi o te kiriata matatapu matapihi ki te whakaata. Ka titiro mai i waho ki roto, karekau e kitea a roto, engari ka titiro mai i roto ki waho, ka tino kitea te ahua o waho. Koinei ta matou e kii nei ko te paanga tūmataiti.



Heoi, he mea nui kia mohio ko te whai huatanga o te kiriata matatapu matapihi kaore i te pumau. Ko tona maamaatanga ka whakawhirinaki ki te kaha o te rama o waho. I te awatea, i te wa e kaha ana te rama o waho, ka tino kitea te paanga o te kiriata tūmataiti. Ka aukati te hunga o waho ki te tiro ki roto, engari ka taea e te hunga o roto te kite noa i te taiao o waho. Heoi, i te po, i nga waahi ranei he iti te rama o waho, ka heke te whai huatanga o te kiriata matatapu matapihi, ka piki ake te tirohanga mai i roto me waho.



Hei whakarāpopototanga, ko te kiriata matatapu matapihi he kiriata matapihi whaihua e whakarato ana i te whakamarumaru tūmataiti, engari he rereke te whai huatanga i runga i nga tikanga rama.

1 Ko te nuinga o nga kiriata karaihe e waatea ana i roto i nga toa ka tae mai ki nga rahi o mua i tapahia. Hei karo i nga rereketanga o te rahi, ine i nga rahi o o matapihi i mua. Na, hoko i te rahi me te nui o te kiriata matapihi i runga i enei inenga. I te ine i nga rahi o te matapihi, timata mai i te taha o te matapihi.


2 Ko nga taputapu noa e whakamahia ana mo te tono kiriata ko te squeegee, he maripi tapahi, me te paraihe nui. I mua i te tono i te kiriata, tirohia te mata o te squeegee kia pai ai te maeneene me te kore he nick, ka tirohia te maripi tapahi mo nga hapa kia kore ai e moumou rawa nga taonga ma te tapahi tika i te kiriata.


3 Ko tetahi mahi nui ina tono kiriata ki nga matapihi ko te tapahi i te kiriata. I te wa e tapahi ana, whakahāngaitia te mata kiriata ki te raina waenga kia kore ai nga take penei i te poto rawa o te kiriata, te kore ranei e piri pai ki nga waahi matapihi. Ko nga waahanga tapahi o te kiriata karaihe me 1-2 cm te roa me te whanui atu i nga rahi o te matapihi.


4 I a koe e tono ana i te kiriata ki te matapihi, whakamahia te squeegee ki te tango i tetahi makuku me te whakamahi wawe i te paraihe nui hei maeneene i te kiriata karaihe. Ma tenei ka aukati i te hanga o nga mirumiru hau i te wa o te tono me te whakarite kia pai ake te ahua o te kiriata tono.


5. I muri i te tono i te kiriata karaihe ki nga matapihi katoa, paku te rehu i te iti o te kaihoroi, ka horoi kia maroke ki te kakahu ma. Ma tenei ka marama ake te ahua o te kiriata matapihi me te maeneene.

Architectural film is a high-tech building material applied in various architectural fields. Based on its functionality and application scope, it can mainly be categorized into three major types:

Architectural Energy-Saving Film: Primarily used on residential, office, and commercial building windows and curtain walls, this film controls sunlight to improve indoor environments and reduce cooling and heating energy consumption, thus achieving energy-saving effects. In the summer, architectural film blocks up to 79% of solar heat, significantly reducing air conditioning costs. During the winter, when indoor heat escapes through windows, architectural energy-saving film installed on the inner surface of ordinary glass reduces heat loss by 30%, thereby promoting energy-efficient insulation in cold seasons.

Architectural energy-saving film can be categorized into two types:

a. Heat-Reflective Film: This film is applied to the surface of building glass. It allows a portion of visible light and some near-infrared light to pass through into the room while reflecting and absorbing a portion of visible light and near-infrared light. This ensures sufficient natural light enters the indoor space while reflecting the majority of solar heat back outside.

b. Low-Emissivity (Low-E) Film: Low-E film permits a certain amount of shortwave solar radiation to enter the indoor space, where it is absorbed by interior objects. Simultaneously, it reflects over 90% of the long-wave infrared radiation emitted by interior objects back into the room. Low-E film efficiently utilizes both solar radiation and the long-wave radiation emitted by interior objects, making it suitable for use in cold regions and in buildings with heating systems.

Architectural film is a type of window film, typically applied to the surfaces of architectural glass to enhance the glass's performance. The material of architectural film is primarily a multi-layer PET plastic film, created through processes like dyeing, magnetron sputtering, and laminated composite on multiple layers of ultra-thin, highly transparent polyester film. It is then adhered to surfaces such as architectural glass using adhesive backing.

1. Heat Insulation and Thermal Regulation: glass film provides effective heat insulation, blocking over 50% of solar radiation heat during hot summers, making the indoor temperature 4-6 degrees lower than normal temperature, making the human body feel cool and comfortable, and reducing the cost of air conditioning; in cold winter, glass film can effectively reduce The heat transfer of glass slows down the heat dissipation in the room, and the heat preservation is equivalent to the effect of a 25CM thick brick wall, which can better maintain the indoor temperature.

2. Safety and Anti-Shatter Protection: Safety window film is made of a special polyester film as the base material. The film itself has strong toughness, and it is combined with a special pressure-sensitive adhesive and metal layer. When the glass encounters an accidental collision, the glass is broken and bonded together so that the fragments will not fly around.

3. UV Ray Blocking: Window films can block up to 99% of harmful UV rays, preventing skin darkening and even skin cancer caused by prolonged UV exposure. They also effectively prevent fading and aging of flooring, carpets, curtains, furniture, artwork, and fabrics.

4. One-Way Vision Privacy: By obscuring the view from the outside while maintaining visibility from the inside, window films create a one-way vision effect, safeguarding privacy and providing a secluded space. They do not compromise natural light intake and offer clear outside views, making them particularly suitable for maintaining comfort and privacy during hot summer days.

5. Aesthetic Enhancement: Window films come in various elegant colors, adding aesthetic appeal to your home's exterior and elevating its overall decor and style.