Window Film Installers in Marbella & the Costa del Sol
Transform your windows for instant home comfort
- 15+ years
- fitting window film
- Soltek + Armolan
- premium film only
- English & Español
- survey to install

Three types of blocking intensity
Drag the divider to compare plain glass with the film fitted, then switch grade to see how the three differ.
The same lounge with Silver 20 film fitted, rejecting 80% of solar heat.Silver 20Plain glassSilver 20
Maximum daytime privacy (one-way mirror effect), intense glare reduction, and absolute maximum cooling.
- Heat rejected
- 80%
- UV blocked
- 99%
- Daylight kept
- ~20%
- Daytime privacy
- Maximum
The trade-off across the range
- Silver 5045% heat out · ~50% light in
- Silver 3067% heat out · ~30% light in
- Silver 2080% heat out · ~20% light in
Heat rejectedDaylight kept
How our window films improve your home
Solar heat reduction & lower energy bills
Up to 80% of solar heat rejected before it reaches the room, so the air conditioning cycles less.
Total UV & glare protection
99% of UV blocked on every grade we fit, which is what stops furniture, floors and curtains fading.
Enhanced one-way view privacy
A mirror from outside during daylight, a clear view out from inside, with no blinds to close.
Stronger, shatter-proof security
Broken glass stays bonded and stays in the frame instead of collapsing out of the way.
What we install
Every film below is one we fit ourselves, on this coast, week in week out.
Solar control & heat
Solar control window film is a thin, optically clear layer applied to your existing glass that reflects and absorbs solar heat before it enters the room. Our Silver grades reject up to 80% of solar heat and 99% of UV, which lowers indoor temperature and air-conditioning load without replacing a single window.
Read morePrivacy & one-way mirror
Privacy window film turns the outside face of your glass into a mirror during daylight hours, so people outside see a reflection while you keep a clear view out and full natural light. It works by reflecting more light than passes through, which means it gives daytime privacy, not privacy after dark, when the lighting is reversed.
Read moreUV protection
UV window film blocks 99% of ultraviolet light while staying virtually invisible on the glass. Ultraviolet is the main cause of fading in furniture, timber floors, rugs, curtains and artwork, so the film protects the contents of the room without changing how the room looks or how much light it gets.
Read moreSecurity & safety
Security window film is a thick, tear-resistant polyester layer bonded to the inside of the glass. It does not make glass unbreakable, it holds the fragments together when the glass is struck, so the pane stays in its frame instead of collapsing, which delays forced entry and prevents injury from falling glass.
Read moreAnti-glare
Anti-glare window film cuts the intensity of direct and reflected sunlight so screens stay readable and rooms stay comfortable to sit in. It is the right product when the problem is not heat but light, a monitor you cannot see, a television washed out every afternoon, or a room that is simply too bright to use.
Read moreFrosted & decorative
Frosted window film gives permanent, round-the-clock privacy by diffusing light instead of reflecting it. Unlike mirror film it works equally well by day and after dark, which makes it the correct choice for bathrooms, pool balustrades, glass partitions and any glazing overlooked at night.
Read moreGlass curtains
Glass curtain systems, frameless folding glass that encloses a terrace, trap a great deal of solar heat because they are almost entirely glass with no frame, shading or thermal break. Solar control film applied to the panels rejects up to 80% of that heat while keeping the panels operating normally and the view unobstructed.
Read moreRoofs & skylights
Overhead glass takes more direct sun than any vertical window, because at midday the sun is nearly perpendicular to it. Solar film applied to a glass roof, skylight, lantern or glazed pergola rejects up to 80% of that heat, and frosted grades add privacy where a roof is overlooked from above.
Read moreExterior application
Exterior window film is applied to the outside face of the glass. It is used where the inside cannot be reached or worked on, fixed panes, atria, tall façades, occupied commercial premises, and on certain sealed units where an interior film would raise the risk of thermal stress in the glass.
Read moreCommercial
Commercial window film solves the same problems as residential, heat, glare, fading and privacy, but on premises that cannot close and glazing that is usually larger and higher. We work around trading hours, including early mornings and weekends, so the business keeps operating while the work is done.
Read moreHow it works
Our premium Soltek and Armolan films are engineered from high-quality materials including ultra-strong PET polyester, micro-aluminium, and advanced nano-ceramics.
Solar film
Think sunglasses.
It absorbs and reflects incoming thermal energy before it enters your home.
Privacy film
Think two-way mirror.
It turns your outside glass into a mirror during the day so neighbours can’t see in, while your indoor view stays clear.
UV film
Think sunscreen.
It is completely invisible but blocks 99% of the harsh rays that ruin and fade your furniture, carpets, and sofas.
Security film
Think body armour.
It is a thick, ultra-strong layer that keeps cracked glass tightly glued together when struck by a heavy object, stopping intruders in their tracks.
Room by room
Living rooms
Stop glare and protect furniture from fading.
Bedrooms
Block early morning sun for better sleep.
Bathrooms
Total privacy while keeping natural light.
Home offices
Eliminate screen reflections for sharp focus.
Sunrooms
Reducing extreme summer heat spikes for a cooler lounge.
Entryways
Insulate front doors against heat while adding shatter-proof security.
Our work in action
Every photograph here is a job we did, on this coast. No stock images and no showroom shots, the glass, the buildings and the views are the real ones.

Luxury villa
Solar control film in a luxury villa lounge, Marbella

Villa terrace
Heat reduction window film, Marbella

Modern villa
Reflective solar film, Málaga

Contemporary villa
Solar heat control and privacy film, Estepona

Villa, arched glazing
One-way view privacy film

Hillside villa
One-way reflective film in a villa, Benahavís

About us
Expertise means efficiency.
Lumina Films brings over 15 years of premium experience to homes and businesses across Málaga and the Costa del Sol. We provide efficient, professional installations and reliable customer service, all fully backed by our product warranty.
Because we understand the unique climate and market demands of the Coast, we exclusively install high-quality, globally recognised brands. We use Soltek, a high-performance American engineering specialist, and Armolan, a precision-engineered German brand. Both offer industry-leading impact resistance and solar protection.
We stand firmly behind our work, which is why the majority of our clients come from word-of-mouth referrals and recommendations.
Common questions
How much does window film cost?
It depends on the film, the size and shape of the glass and how accessible it is, so we quote after seeing the job rather than off a price list. The survey and the quote are free, and there is no obligation.
How long does installation take?
Most homes are finished in a single visit. Larger villas and commercial premises can run to two days. We tell you which when we quote, not on the day.
Which areas do you cover?
We work right across the Costa del Sol and Málaga province. Most of our jobs are in Marbella, Puerto Banús, Nueva Andalucía, Benahavís, Estepona, Mijas, Calahonda, Fuengirola, Benalmádena, Manilva and Málaga, but we are not limited to them and travel further for larger jobs. Ask wherever you are.
Will film damage my glass?
Fitted correctly to the right glass, no. On certain sealed units the combination of glass type, tint and orientation raises thermal-stress risk, and where that applies we fit exterior film instead. Checking that is part of the survey.
Do you work in English and Spanish?
Yes, both, throughout: survey, quote and installation.




