Solar Gard Stainless Steel 35

About Stainless Steel 35

Stainless Steel 35 belongs to Solar Gard's solar-control lineup with a balanced Grey appearance and 37% VLT. It adds to Philadelphia glass up to 51% heat rejection while blocking over 99% UV exposure that contributes to fading. This is the more assertive Solar Gard look, with visible reflectivity used as part of the performance strategy.

The product fits schools, storefront entries, and public-facing interior glass, especially where the owner accepts a more visible film in exchange for comfort and daytime privacy. It suits projects that need a defined exterior look rather than an almost-invisible upgrade. It can be especially useful on commercial elevations where bright sun, computer glare, and daytime privacy are persistent complaints. For Stainless Steel 35, that local fit is shaped by its 37% VLT, up to 51% heat rejection, and the way the finish reads from both inside and outside.

The official single-pane data lists SHGC 0.49, 2 mil construction, and the Solar Gard manufacturer warranty. Metallic families such as Silver, Stainless Steel, Solar Bronze, and Grey/Silver/Grey should be matched carefully to facade tone and nighttime visibility expectations. Because metallic films affect appearance more noticeably, sample review on the actual glass is important before a full rollout.

Choose Stainless Steel 35 when its 37% light level and Grey finish match the design intent. Lighter films keep more daylight; darker reflective films deliver stronger glare control and a more assertive commercial appearance. It is usually chosen when performance and exterior identity matter more than keeping the glass nearly invisible. That is why the product page keeps the specification tied to a practical Philadelphia use case instead of treating every film in the series as interchangeable.