Triple pain pella 750 dark reflective film ?

[Dugefresh]

Anyone ever done triple pain with dark reflective film , I'm a little worried about absorption breaking the glass

[TomTint]

...Tripple pane.. Ummm, yeah.. I would be worried, real worried

[Dugefresh]

It is double pane , then has little blinds then another pane of glass all sealed up in one nice thick piece of glass

I've never seen anything like it

[Tintguy1980]

A mirror film such as LLumar's R20, 35 or 50 are safe as long as there are no other factors such as shadowing that isn't straight (L, T or V shaped); the blinds already push the risk up for those films. No DR types, no one-way mirror; the best option would be an exterior film product. This also presumes the double you speak of isn't laminated but truly dual pane with air space in conjunction with a third pane and blinds in between.

 

Pella window with blinds do come apart and the blinds can be removed; if that is the case and the outer pane in front of the blinds can be tinted you would either be dealing with dual or single pane with close fitting blinds depending upon configuration.  This however most likely would not change the selection of film.

[MikeMN]

It is double pane , then has little blinds then another pane of glass all sealed up in one nice thick piece of glass

I've never seen anything like it

 

Is the inside pane removable ........... ?

[Dugefresh]

It doesn't look easy to take apart

[Dugefresh]

My rep said that it's unlikely I'll have any problem , I think I'm going to tell the customer no glass break warranty !

[Booms]

My rep said that it's unlikely I'll have any problem.....

 

[Dugefresh]

Right , I'm not to sure about that

[Tintguy1980]

If it comes apart the flip locks are usually in the frame next to the glass surface blending real nice; Pella is a decent brand of window.