Definition Of Home Protective Film

Home protective film refers to thin film products used in the home environment, applied to surfaces such as furniture, glass, walls, and floors to provide protection, decoration, or functional enhancement.

Furniture Protective Film: Specifically used on furniture surfaces such as tabletops, coffee tables, and cabinets. Its main functions include scratch resistance, wear resistance, high temperature resistance (up to 230–320℃), waterproofing, stain resistance, easy cleaning, while preserving the original appearance of the furniture. Common materials include PET, TPU, PVC, etc.

Home Film (for Glass/Walls): Primarily used on architectural glass or walls, featuring heat insulation, UV protection, enhanced safety, and privacy protection. Some products also have self-healing and high-temperature resistance properties. The materials are mostly nano-grade lightweight high-density polymers.

Renovation Protective Film: Temporarily covers the floor, tiles, or floorboards during construction to prevent scratches, contamination, or wear. Materials include PVC + needle cotton, pearl cotton, PE, etc., and are reusable.