Privacy film stops people seeing in, without curtains or blinds. Which one depends on when you need the privacy, and how much light you want to keep.

Reflective / mirror. One-way in daylight: you see out, people outside see a mirror. At night, with lights on inside, it reverses. Cuts heat and glare too.

Frosted. Lets the light through and blurs the view, day and night. Full cover, or bands at eye level.

Opaque. Blocks the view completely while still letting some light through.

Where it is used. Meeting rooms and glass partitions, street-facing offices, consulting and treatment rooms; at home, bathrooms, street-facing rooms, front doors and overlooked windows.

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Questions

Privacy film — the usual questions

Can people see in at night?

With frosted or opaque film, no: it obscures the view day and night. Mirror film gives privacy from the brighter side, so in daylight, but at night with the lights on it works the other way. For privacy after dark, choose frosted or opaque.

Can it carry our logo?

Yes. Frosted film can be cut with a logo, lettering or a pattern. See decorative film.

Which brands do you fit, and what is the warranty?

Accredited installer for LLumar, Global Window Films, SolarGard, 3M and Suntek, and we also fit Vion. Solar control and architectural films carry 10 years against delamination, discolouration and peeling.

Where we work

Covering Harrogate, Leeds, York, Bradford and across North and West Yorkshire. Large architectural projects go nationwide.

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