Chicago Bears UV Window Film

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Location: Lake Forest, IL — Chicago Bears Training & Headquarters Facility

The Challenge

  • Valuable historical artifacts and memorabilia at risk from prolonged UV exposure
  • Large glass windows allowing unfiltered sunlight to penetrate display areas
  • Risk of fading, discoloration, and material degradation to irreplaceable items
  • Facility required a solution that preserved natural light and maintained the aesthetic of the space

The Solution

  • Professionally specified UV-blocking window film rated to reject up to 99% of harmful ultraviolet rays
  • Film selected for optical clarity — no darkening of glass or reduction in visible light
  • Installation completed without disruption to facility operations or daily team activities

The Result

  • Dramatically reduced UV exposure throughout artifact and memorabilia display areas
  • Extended the expected lifespan of historical items and collectibles
  • Maintained the bright, open feel of the facility
  • No architectural modifications or window replacement required

Conclusion

High-profile sports facilities face a preservation challenge that most organizations overlook: the slow, cumulative damage that sunlight causes to valuable artifacts, memorabilia, and interior finishes. At Halas Hall, the Chicago Bears’ training and headquarters facility in Lake Forest, prolonged UV exposure was putting irreplaceable items at risk.

AAA Glass Tint was brought in to specify and install a professional-grade UV window film solution. The selected film was chosen specifically for its ability to block up to 99% of ultraviolet rays while maintaining full optical clarity, keeping the facility bright and visually open without compromising the protection it delivers.

The installation was completed without interruption to the facility’s daily operations. The result is long-term, passive preservation built directly into the building’s glass — protecting the Bears’ history for years to come.

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