war room window protection

[HAF]

i have a question ,how to protect the room from sun light ,i do have a cloth cover on window made from white cloth as this dont collect to much contact with sun light as darker colors ,but still worry abaut the sun damage on tuff,im fine jet? ,or i have to do something different? thanks for help

[Erich B.]

You would do better with black-out curtains. They come in a number of colors and they will effectively block out any light coming through the window. OF course, if you open them to let light in, you will be defeating the purpose, but if you want to eliminate any fading to the items in the room, that would be the least expensive and most effective method.
Erich

[hatleyj]

I have a roll down metal shutter in my old gun room. No light or people are coming.

[hatleyj]

Here is a picture of it. My wife had me convert it into my son's room.

[HAF]

You would do better with black-out curtains. They come in a number of colors and they will effectively block out any light coming through the window. OF course, if you open them to let light in, you will be defeating the purpose, but if you want to eliminate any fading to the items in the room, that would be the least expensive and most effective method.
Erich

thanks for advice ,so far all fine with stuff but will try with darker in color window cover

[JKDelCollo]

Is the goal to avoid direct sunlight or does any light from the outside in general damage the items? What about interior lighting? I am getting ready to move my collectibles into a new house and office/library and it has some smaller windows at the top of the room but I really don't want to have to cover these. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks!

[jacquesf]

Is the goal to avoid direct sunlight or does any light from the outside in general damage the items? What about interior lighting? I am getting ready to move my collectibles into a new house and office/library and it has some smaller windows at the top of the room but I really don't want to have to cover these. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks!

Try UV Protection Anti Fading Window Film. J https://www.purlfrost.com/mirror-and...g-window-film/

[JKDelCollo]

Try UV Protection Anti Fading Window Film. J https://www.purlfrost.com/mirror-and...g-window-film/

Thanks for sending, Jacques! Much appreciated!