Glossary Term | AGD - Arizona Glass & Door

Solar Control Film

A window film designed to reduce solar heat gain, glare, and sun exposure through glass.

Window film installed on business or commercial-property glass for heat, glare, privacy, security, aesthetics, or energy-management goals.

Window film installed on home windows to improve comfort, heat control, glare reduction, privacy, UV protection, or appearance.

Window film designed for buildings, including homes, offices, storefronts, schools, churches, and commercial properties.

Emergency work performed to reduce hazards, secure an opening, and prepare for permanent repair.

A short-term solution that makes a broken opening safer and more secure before permanent repair.

Temporary securement of a broken glass opening using boards or similar materials until permanent glass replacement can be completed.

Updating an existing storefront system with new glass, doors, hardware, film, or framing modifications.

A door problem where the bottom or side rubs against the threshold, floor, or frame.

A condition where a door drops out of alignment and may rub, drag, or fail to latch.