Stops heat at the window
The blind itself is solar control film, rejecting 64% of total solar energy before it spreads into the room, so the air conditioning works less.
Film blindCut heat and glare without losing the view
A roller blind made from solar control film. The room runs cooler, daylight turns soft, and you still see outside with the blind down. In daily use in offices, on ships and in air traffic control towers across Thailand.
- UV rejection 99%
- Total solar energy rejection 64%
- Chain system from 4,000 THB/m²
Control towers32 air traffic control towers nationwide
HTMS Chakri NaruebetHTMS Pattani and 2 private vessels
OfficesIs-On Import Export (Sunny)
Why a film blind
More than a sunshade
Eco Blind turns MAXXMA solar control film into a roller blind, so it does more than a fabric curtain in a sunny room.
Keeps the view
Light comes through softer, like looking through sunglasses. Glare drops but you still see outside, so you do not have to choose between cool and view.
No dust, easy to wipe
The smooth film surface does not hold dust like fabric. No washing needed; a damp cloth is enough.
Blocks 99% of UV
Slows fading of furniture, wooden floors and decor near the window.
Real installations
Proven where clear sight matters most
If a film blind works in air traffic control towers and ship bridges, which must cut glare without blocking the view, it works in your room too. (Every project uses EB-TFBG film.)
Air traffic control towers
- Typical challenge
- A tower cab is glazed on every side and takes sun and glare most of the day, yet controllers must keep aircraft and runways in sight, so opaque blinds are ruled out.
- What was installed
- Motorized film blinds for tall glazing, cutting glare while the airfield stays visible through the blind.
- Don Mueang control tower · Aeronautical Radio of Thailand (AEROTHAI)
- Don Mueang control tower (additional work)
Ships and bridges
- Typical challenge
- A ship bridge takes strong sun and water glare all day in a tight space, and the crew must see the sea clearly throughout the voyage.
- What was installed
- Chain and spring film blinds roll up tight to the frame, take no floor space, and come down only where the sun hits.
- HTMS Chakri Naruebet
- HTMS Pattani
- Vessel at the Marsun shipyard, Samut Prakan
- Vessel at Chuk Samet, Sattahip · SC Management
Offices
- Typical challenge
- Sun reaches desks and screens and the air conditioning works hard, but opaque curtains leave the room dark and closed in.
- What was installed
- Chain-operated film blinds that stop at any height, keeping daylight and the outside view.
- Is-On Import Export Co., Ltd. (Sunny)
Installed in 32 air traffic control towers nationwide
For Aeronautical Radio of Thailand (AEROTHAI)
North 9 towers
- Chiang Mai
- Chiang Rai
- Mae Hong Son
- Nan
- Phrae
- Sukhothai
- Tak
- Phitsanulok
- Phetchabun
Northeast 9 towers
- Udon Thani
- Loei
- Khon Kaen
- Sakon Nakhon
- Nakhon Phanom
- Roi Et
- Ubon Ratchathani
- Buriram
- Nakhon Ratchasima
Central and East 3 towers
- Don Mueang
- Hua Hin
- Trat
South 11 towers
- Chumphon
- Ranong
- Surat Thani
- Samui
- Nakhon Si Thammarat
- Krabi
- Phuket
- Trang
- Hat Yai
- Narathiwat
- Betong
Installation gallery
Photos from real sites
Project posts on Facebook
Fabric curtain vs film blind
Which one suits your room?
If heat, glare and dust are the problem, a film blind does the job better. Some rooms are still better with fabric.
| Topic | Fabric curtain | Eco Blind film blind |
|---|---|---|
| Heat | Shades the sun, but the fabric soaks up heat and radiates it into the room. | Solar control film rejects 64% of total solar energy; the room cools faster. |
| View and light | Blocking heat means closing it fully, so the room goes dark and loses the view. | You still see outside with the blind down, in soft, comfortable light. |
| Dust and care | Fabric collects dust and needs regular washing. | Smooth surface that does not hold dust; wipe with a damp cloth. |
| Space | Curtain and rail take up space beside the window. | Rolls up tight to the frame; fits even a narrow ship bridge. |
| Best for | Bedrooms that need full blackout, or classic fabric-led interiors. | Offices, living rooms and sunny spaces that still need the view. |
Film specification
EB-TFBG film in every installation
- UV rejection
- 99%
- Total solar energy rejection (TSER)
- 64%
- Glare reduction
- 91%
- Visible light transmission (VLT)
- 8%
See all 12 specifications
- Thickness
- 0.005 มม.
- Layer
- 3
- Visible Light Transmittance (VLT)
- 8%
- Glare reduction
- 91%
- Visible reflectance
- 8%
- UV rejection
- 99%
- Shading Coefficient
- 0.41
- SHGC
- 36%
- Heat transmission
- 19%
- Heat reflection
- 21%
- Heat absorption
- 61%
- Total Solar Energy Rejection (TSER)
- 64%
A laboratory test report for the film is available.Request it on LINE · Watch the film blind test
- VLT
- Share of visible light passing through the blind. A lower number means softer light and less glare.
- TSER
- Share of total solar energy rejected. The main figure for comparing overall heat control.
- SHGC
- Share of solar heat that still gets in. Lower is better.
- UV
- Share of ultraviolet blocked, the main cause of faded furniture and floors.
Systems and pricing
Choose the system that fits how you use the room
Every system uses the same film; only the operation differs. The final price is confirmed after measurement.
Motorized / remote
Price on request
Tall openings, large glass walls, or rooms with many windows that move together.
In use at the Don Mueang control tower
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Chain-operated
From 4,000 THB/m²
Homes, condominiums and offices in daily use; stops at any height.
In use at the Sunny office and on HTMS Pattani
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Spring roll-up
Price on request
Tight spaces where a hanging chain gets in the way, such as ship bridges or small windows.
In use on a vessel at a Samut Prakan shipyard
Ask about this system on LINEEvery blind is made to the measured size, so returns and exchanges are not accepted.
Send photos and rough sizes on LINE
Photograph the window wide and close up, and tell us the approximate width × height and when the sun is strongest.
We recommend a system
We look at sun direction, window height and daily use, then recommend chain, spring or motorized operation.
Site measurement and quote
We confirm sizes, installation details and the final price after measuring on site.
FAQ
Questions before choosing a film blind
How is a film roller blind different from a fabric curtain?
The blind is made of solar control film, so it rejects 64% of total solar energy and blocks 99% of UV while you can still see outside. A fabric curtain has to be fully closed to block heat. The film surface also does not hold dust and is easier to clean.
How much can I see outside with the blind down?
EB-TFBG lets 8% of visible light through. The view looks darker, like through sunglasses, but stays visible — the same reason control towers use it, where staff must see the airfield at all times.
Can people see in at night?
A film blind is not a blackout blind. In daytime, when it is brighter outside, it is harder to see in. At night with the lights on inside, people outside can see in. For night-time privacy, for example in a bedroom, pair it with a blackout curtain.
How much does it cost?
The chain-operated system starts from 4,000 THB per square metre. Spring and motorized systems are priced on request. The final price is confirmed after measuring on site.
Can I return or exchange a blind?
Every blind is made to the size measured on site, so returns and exchanges are not accepted. We confirm size, system and details with you before production.
Motorized, chain or spring — which should I choose?
For tall openings, large glass walls or many windows, start with motorized. For daily use with stops at any height, chain-operated fits best. For tight spaces without a hanging chain, choose spring.
Does it work on ships or in all-day sun?
Yes. We have installed film blinds on HTMS Chakri Naruebet, HTMS Pattani and 2 private vessels, and in 32 air traffic control towers nationwide. We check the structure and fixing points before proposing an installation.
How is it different from window film on the glass?
Window film is permanent and always on. A film blind opens and closes with the sun and needs nothing on the glass, so it suits windows where film cannot be applied or where you sometimes want full daylight.
What should I send on LINE?
Photos of the window, wide and close up, the approximate width × height, and when the sun is strongest. We will recommend a system and arrange a site visit.
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