Compare visible-light transmission
Blue Topaz 65 keeps living areas airy. Black Diamond 20 gives bedrooms a darker, cosier feel.
WHOLE-HOUSE WINDOW FILM
One home. Different light for every room.
A whole-home installation does not have to use one tint everywhere. Keep living and dining spaces bright, then use a darker film where morning brightness and daytime privacy matter more.
THE DETAIL
Choose for your glass.
Balance daylight, comfort and appearance.
Additional light levels
Aquamarine 75 keeps more daylight with higher approved TSER. Black Sapphire 5 gives a very dark finish and 72% TSER.
How the quote works
We arrange condo measurements on site. For landed homes, you can first send width × height × quantity with units. We confirm the installed scope before quoting.
CURRENTLY LISTED FILMS
Films to review.
Availability and final product selection are confirmed with Basic Deco before quotation.
PRODUCT SAMPLECeramic IR Film · IR65BTBlue Topaz 65Bright spaces seeking higher visible-light transmission65%VLT60%TSERView details 
PRODUCT SAMPLECeramic IR Film · IR20BDBlack Diamond 20Rooms where lower daylight and a non-reflective appearance are preferred20%VLT64%TSERView details 
PRODUCT SAMPLECeramic IR Film · IR75AQAquamarine 75Spaces where very high daylight transmission is preferred74%VLT67.5%TSERView details 
PRODUCT SAMPLECeramic IR Film · IR5BSBlack Sapphire 5Spaces where very low visible-light transmission is preferred8%VLT72%TSERView details GOOD TO KNOW
Clear answers, before you decide.
Should every room use the same film?+
Only if that matches your preference. Many homes benefit from a brighter living area and darker bedrooms.
Will dark bedroom film make the room blackout?+
No. Dark Ceramic reduces visible light, but it is not Blackout film and does not guarantee darkness or night privacy.