Stop the Reflection. Save Your Landscape.
High-Performance Exterior Films to Prevent Artificial Turf Melt.

What is Turf Burn?
While energy-efficient, Low-E windows are a win for your utility bills, they can occasionally create a dangerous side effect for your backyard. These windows are designed to reflect solar heat away from your home. However, due to the slight “concave” flex of the glass caused by barometric pressure, they can act like a magnifying glass—concentrating sunlight into a high-intensity beam.
When this concentrated “hot spot” hits your lawn or home exterior, it can reach temperatures exceeding 200°F, leading to:
- Melted Artificial Turf: Permanent “burn streaks” or shriveled blades.
- Warped Vinyl Siding: Distorted or melted exterior panels on neighboring walls.
- Damaged Patio Furniture: Melted plastic or faded upholstery.
How Our Films Solve the Problem
At Sunsational Solutions, we utilize specialize films for turf burn. Unlike standard interior window tints, these films are applied to the outside of the glass to catch the sun’s rays before they ever hit the reflective Low-E coating.
Reflect Protect: The film feature a matte surface that breaks up the concentrated beam of light, scattering it in multiple directions rather than a single, focused point. By diffusing the reflection, the temperature on the ground is brought back down to safe, ambient levels.
Prestige 40 Exterior: The film reduces turf burn by utilizing a non-metalized film technology that reduced high-intensity reflection and lowers the concentrated heat energy that would otherwise melt artificial grass or vinyl siding.
Modern turf-burn films are designed to be “screen-like” or subtle, allowing you to see out clearly while protecting what’s outside.
Why Choose Sunsational Solutions?
As a 3M Dealer of the Year, we understand the science of solar reflection. We don’t just “stick film on windows”—we analyze the angle of the sun and the specific type of glass you have to ensure we provide a solution that protects your property without compromising the integrity of your window seals.