A / Yes, our commercial window film sticks directly to the glass so it can slide behind the fixed part of the window perfectly.

A / No, office window film designed for privacy has been developed for interior use only.

A / Absolutely. The material has been tested against strong UV rays and this does not change the glue’s color or weaken its strength. Most rooms are less likely to overheat with the use of window film because the fabric is stuck straight on the glass reflecting some of the sun’s heat. This makes window film particularly suitable for north or west-facing sliding doors.

A / Yes. Office window film reflects a large proportion of heat from the sun before it enters the room. Depending on which color you use, 25% to 36% of the sun’s energy is reflected. Because window film sticks straight to the glass, there is a similar reduction in the effect of thermal heating. Applying window film on your window helps keep out heat from the sun.

A / Partially. The effect of the film can be likened to the effect of frosted glass or a net curtain. Full privacy window film prevents people from seeing in, but in the evenings it is less so because of darkness outside.

A / Conventional plastic foil lets some light through but isn’t transparent. You can’t look through it to see outside as you can with film. The plastic foil also has a rather cold appearance, whereas window film will make your office or storefront feel more appealing. Window film for offices is also easier to install more precisely. Self-adhesive, you can pull the film away from your window and simply start again.

A / Partially. Privacy window film lets light in and wasn’t developed specifically to darken rooms, but the fabric blocks some light from coming in. The darkest Black color gives off less light letting only 42% of natural light in.

A / You can remove dust from commercial window film using a microfiber cloth or vacuum with a brush. Using chemicals to clean and wash impairs its stickiness – avoid it! For hard-to-clean stains such as chocolate, crayon, honey, or mayonnaise, the use of a stain remover can get rid of these.