Avery Dennison Introduces Seven New Decorative Films

Avery Dennison introduced its new Auravate Decorative Window Film Series that provides a cost-effective, retrofit solution to modernize existing glass windows, doors, showers, and partitions. The Auravate Series films are suitable for residential and commercial applications.

The series includes seven new films with various frost/tint/design patterns to add privacy to a room while providing an elevated design aesthetic. The film designs still allow natural light to permeate the space for maximum daylighting and enhanced tenant wellness.

The seven film finishes are: Ash Linen, Blue Sandstone, Dual Vapor Gradient, Fluted Deco, Oak Frost, River Waters and Sandstone. All of the films are suitable for interior installation; and the Oak Frost and Sandstone finishes also offer the option of exterior installation if preferred.

“Our new Auravate Decorative Film Series offers architects and designers an attractive, sustainable, retrofit solution to modernize existing glass in residential or commercial spaces while also being cost-effective,” said Cassandra Yu, segment lead, architecture building and construction, Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions North America. “The films not only will  rejuvenate the appearance of a space, but they can help to enhance the property value. The retrofit solution is particularly advantageous today, in light of product availability issues with new glass doors and windows.”

Building design sustainability initiatives can also be achieved with select Auravate films. Four of the films in the series were designed with a non-PVC construction: Blue Sandstone, Dual Vapor Gradient, Ash Linen and Fluted Deco.

Avery Dennison offers a full range of architectural window films that can improve the performance and transform the appearance of commercial, industrial and residential buildings.

Source: Avery Dennison 

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