A decorative window film is ideal if you want privacy in the day or night without getting rid of any natural light. Window tint film will work in commercial and residential settings including conference rooms, health clubs, banks, hotel foyers, and office partitions.

With more businesses having glass walls for internal partitioning, a lot of natural light filters through the office making it a great work environment. This also provides the illusion of space, but does not offer much privacy. Decorative film will keep the natural light while providing the privacy needed in an office. In residential settings, this film can be used in bathrooms and on entry doors.

After installation, you need to leave the windows for 30 days. You will then be able to clean your windows as normal. However, it is recommended that you use a window cleaning solution and a soft, lint-free cloth. You should avoid any abrasive materials as they can damage the film. Ammonia-based window cleaners should also be avoided.

The lifespan of the film will depend on the window, the environment and where you live. However, the average lifespan is 3 to 5 years. If the film is not exposed to direct sunlight or excessive UV rays, they can last 10 years or longer.

The time it takes for the film to dry and cure will depend on the type of film and weather conditions, but the average is 30 to 45 days. While the film dries and cures, you might notice small water bubbles and a hazy appearance. This is nothing to worry about as it is normal and will disappear. When the film is dry, it will be virtually invisible and it will look like you always had the style of pattern.

This decorative film is made for privacy and aesthetics. Fading has a number of causes including heat and light rays. Decorative films will not reduce all causes significantly. However, the film does have the ability to block UV rays. If UV blocking is a priority for you, it is best to check the film can do this.

You might notice a change in coloring of your film over a period of 3 to 5 years. It is normal for film to fade over time because it is exposed to the heat and light of the sun.

It is possible to install the film on the shower door. However, it is recommended that the film is installed on the outside door surface. Additionally, the glass surface should be flat.

All decorative films are able to provide privacy at night as well as during the day. Of course, the level of privacy will depend on the type of film you have chosen. If you have any concerns about the privacy offered by the film, you should ask your supplier about it.

Decorative window film should be installed by a professional who is trained and experienced. Most films will be installed on the inside of your windows and glass doors.

The first step in the installation is preparing the window as well as the workspace around it. This could be furniture that has to be removed or window treatments that have to be protected.

Next, the film will be sprayed with a mounting solution that allows the installer to position the film on the glass. Tools and techniques will be used at this point to form the film to the glass. The edges will then be trimmed to create the perfect fit. The process is completed by a final squeegee to ensure the film is in place.

Yes, these films can be removed after they have been installed. This is one of the primary advantages of decorative film, particularly if you are renting the property. Most landlords will not object to the installation of a film when they know that it can later be removed.

The removal process is easy as the film is just peeled away. You will need to start on the corner and pull it away from the glass. To remove the remaining adhesive, you need to use soapy water and a razor blade or other sharp-edged object.