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What is Privacy Window Film?

Privacy window films are specially designed to reduce or completely block visibility through glass, giving you control over who can see into your property. They are applied directly onto existing glazing and provide an affordable, non-intrusive way to improve security, comfort, and discretion without replacing your windows.

Available in a wide range of finishes – from reflective and frosted to blackout or decorative, privacy films can be tailored to your specific needs, whether that’s daytime one-way privacy, permanent obscurity, or a stylish design feature.

Why Choose Privacy Film?

Glass offers openness and natural light, but it can also compromise privacy. Whether for residential properties, offices, schools, healthcare facilities, or shopfronts, privacy films solve the issue by allowing light in while keeping unwanted views out.

Unlike blinds or curtains, privacy films are:

  • Space-saving – no bulky fittings required.
  • Cost-effective – installed over existing glass.
  • Versatile – available in multiple styles and levels of privacy.
  • Low-maintenance – easy to clean and long-lasting.
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To provide you with an accurate quotation, we’ll need a few key details. Please include the approximate glass sizes, the full site address, and the type of window film you’re interested in — whether that’s solar control, privacy, decorative, or safety film. With this information, our team can prepare a tailored quote and advise on the best solution for your property.

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Types of Privacy Window Film

Reflective Privacy Film (One-Way)

  • Creates a mirror effect on the brighter side of the glass.
  • Provides excellent daytime privacy while maintaining outward visibility.
  • Commonly used on office buildings, shopfronts, and residential properties.
  • Important note: privacy reverses at night when interior lights are on.

Dual Reflective Film

  • Offers a better balance between interior and exterior light.
  • Reduces glare while maintaining visibility from the inside.
  • Still limited for full privacy at night, but performs better than standard reflective film.

Frosted Privacy Film

  • Obscures views from both sides while still allowing natural light in.
  • Provides 24/7 privacy.
  • Perfect for bathrooms, offices, meeting rooms, and front doors.
  • Available in plain finishes or with customised designs/logos.

Blackout or Whiteout Films

  • Completely block visibility in both directions.
  • Ideal for sensitive areas, storage rooms, or unused windows.
  • Available in black, white, or custom colours.

Decorative Privacy Films

  • Combine style with function.
  • Can include patterns, etched-glass effects, or bespoke branding.
  • Commonly used in offices, shopfronts, and hospitality venues.
Frequently Asked Questions

Reflective privacy films only work during the day. At night, when interior lights are on, people outside can see in. For night-time privacy, frosted or blackout films are best.

No – films can be removed if needed without damaging the glass. They’re a reversible upgrade.

Yes, frosted and decorative films allow natural daylight to pass through while blocking visibility.

Reflective films allow you to see out clearly during the day. Frosted and blackout films obscure views in both directions.

Yes, installing privacy film is far more cost-effective than replacing glazing with frosted or tinted glass.

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Solar Control Reflective Window Film

Too much sunlight can make rooms uncomfortably warm and increase cooling costs. Our colour control window films are designed to block excess heat while maintaining natural light, making your space more comfortable year-round. 

Benefits of Solar Control Film:

  • Reduces solar heat gain by up to 80%
  • Cuts glare
  • Helps lower cooling and energy costs
  • Protects against fading furniture, flooring, and artwork
  • Provides day-time privacy

Complete Privacy Window Film

Our privacy films give you daytime seclusion without sacrificing natural light. Choose from one-way reflective finishes, frosted designs, solid colours, or decorative patterns to suit your style and needs. They’re easy to install, durable, and offer a sleek upgrade to any window or glass surface.

Ideal For:

  • Street-level offices & rooms
  • Homes being overlooked
  • Meeting rooms & receptions
  • Glass partitions & shared space
  • Bathrooms and private areas

Safety & Security Window Film

Our safety and security window films are designed to hold glass together on impact, reducing the risk of injury and deterring break-ins. Ideal for homes, offices, schools, and public buildings, they add a discreet layer of protection without changing the appearance of your windows.

Benefits of Safety & Security Film:

  • Shatter Resistance
  • Enhanced Security
  • Clear or Tinted Options
  • Cost-Effective Upgrade
  • Meets UK Safety Standards
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Measuring Your Window for Window Film

Whether you’re looking for a quote or if you’re buying window film to install yourself, you’ll need to know how to acquire the correct sizes for your glass. It’s important to measure to the highest point on custom-shaped windows, as this will allow coverage for the whole glass. It’s also important to note down how many glass panes there are, as this will impact the installation time. Therefore, if you’re not installing yourself, all this information will be vital for an accurate quote.

Measuring Steps for Square Windows

  1. Measure your window at the top from left to the right
  2. Measure your window at the side from the top to the bottom
  3. Make a note of the sizes, for example, 900mm width x 900mm height
  4. Make a note of how many individual glass panes there are, i.e. 4

Measuring Steps for Curved Windows

  1. Measure your window at the top from left to the right
  2. Measure your window at the side from the top to the bottom
  3. Make a note of the sizes, for example, 900mm width x 900mm height
  4. Make a note of how many individual glass panes there are, i.e. 4

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