Privacy Glass Film – the daylight stays, the view in does not

The film carries a horizontal slat print that reads as a closed blind from the street while staying clear from the room side. It holds back 99% of UV, which is what fades floors and upholstery beside a bright pane. Six width and drop combinations cover most standard glass.

Why choose this window film?

Net curtains cut your own outlook as much as anyone else's, and blinds need opening every morning. Film sits on the pane and works in one direction only. On a ground floor room or a bathroom, that is usually the whole job.

• One-way print: Reads as closed slats outside, stays clear looking out.
• UV filter: Keeps 99% of ultraviolet light off furniture and artwork.
• Thermal layer: Slows the heat coming through the glass in summer.
• Glass retention: Bonded to the pane, it holds fragments together after a knock.
• Six formats: Widths of 15.7, 19.7 and 23.6 inches in two drops.

Privacy that costs you none of the light.

Clean the pane, then wet it with soapy water before laying the film down. Work outward from the middle with a squeegee or a card so the air leaves at the edges. Trim the surplus flat against a straight edge once it has settled.

Specifications

• blind-pattern one-way window film
• blocks 99% of UV
• six sizes, widths 15.7 to 23.6 inches
• applies with water, no adhesive

Measure the pane and get it up.