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Cheryl,
Monticello has been using a system of UV film that is held in place by a
non-intrusive frame on their windows. Contact them for details.
Cheers!
Dave
David Harvey
Senior Conservator and Museum Consultant
Los Angeles CA
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 9:15 AM, Cheryl Branyan
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> All,
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> We are looking at replacing the UV filtering plexiglass in our historic
> house museum. Currently, we have plexi panels attached to the frame
> around the window with Velcro strips. My supervisor would like me to
> consider installing a hanging film/thin sheets from the backs of venetian
> blinds rather than have plexi panels attached to the woodwork around the
> window. Does anyone have experience with films used like that, also any
> preferred sources? Please let me know your thoughts, the pros and cons,
> etc. Thanks much. --Cheryl
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