Window graphics turn your storefront glass into a 24/7 advertising surface that faces foot and vehicle traffic every day. Perforated window film displays full-color graphics on the exterior while maintaining see-through visibility from inside (70/30 open ratio), so you get branding impact without sacrificing interior light or sight lines. Graphics can be updated seasonally or for promotions without replacing the glass. CoolVu handles design, printing, and installation as a single vendor, which simplifies the project and ensures print quality matches the installation. Custom lettering, logos, and full-window wraps are all available.

Yes. Anti-graffiti film is a clear sacrificial layer applied over storefront glass that takes the scratches, etching, and spray paint instead of the glass underneath. At 89% visible light transmittance, it is virtually invisible once installed. When the film is damaged by vandalism, it is peeled off and replaced with a fresh layer, same-day turnaround, no glass replacement needed. The cost of replacing film is a fraction of replacing vandalized glass. For retail storefronts in high-traffic areas, it eliminates the cycle of expensive glass replacement and extended periods with damaged-looking storefronts.

Yes. Every CoolVu window film blocks 99% of ultraviolet rays, which is the primary driver of merchandise fading in display windows. Solar films also reduce heat buildup in storefront displays. For retail, the combination of UV blocking and heat rejection extends merchandise life, reduces markdowns on sun-damaged goods, and maintains display quality. The film is applied to interior glass and does not affect the store appearance from outside. Ceramic films maintain high visible light transmittance so displays remain bright and inviting.

Security film holds shattered glass together in the frame when it is struck. An intruder who smashes a storefront window expecting the glass to collapse finds a barrier they cannot easily reach through. This delay, measured in seconds to minutes depending on film thickness, is often enough to deter the attempt or allow response. Films are available in 4, 8, and 14 mil. For retail, 8 mil with wet-glaze attachment is the standard recommendation for smash-and-grab deterrence. The film also blocks 99% of UV and can be combined with solar rejection (HD 70 Secure) in a single installation.