Viseeko Window Tint for Home Window Privacy Film See Out Not in Reflective One Way Window Film UV Sun Heat Blocking Window Film Static Cling for Home Office (Silver, 17.5 X 78.7 in)

This privacy film was purchased for use in a classroom that has glass doors on the supply closets. It created an attractive way to not only create privacy for the storage area but was decorative as well.The weight of the film made installation very simple. Instructions are clear and if followed, you will have no problems with the process. One recommendation is to measure the area you will be applying the film so you have enough on hand to complete the project.I highly recommend this product!

Enhanced Privacy and Style: Viseeko Stripe Frosted Glass Window FilmI recently applied the Viseeko Stripe Frosted Glass Window Film to my front door for added privacy, and I'm very pleased with the results. It was actually pretty easy to apply.This non-adhesive film was easy to install and reposition, leaving no sticky residue. Its frosted stripe design not only enhances privacy but also adds a contemporary look to my entryway.The film effectively blocks unwanted views while allowing natural light to illuminate the space, maintaining a bright and welcoming atmosphere indoors.Overall, the Viseeko Window Privacy Film is a practical and stylish solution for improving privacy on front doors without compromising on aesthetics.

These are pretty easy to install, and they look great. I put them in my garage windows that face the front of my house, because previously I had window blinds but they got filthy with dirt & bugs and were impossible to keep clean. These give the look of window blinds (especially from the outside), but allow in some light and can wipe clean. You can see images when looking from inside to outside, but you can't really see anything but shadows from the outside looking inside.The only difficult thing about installing them is trimming the perimeter to the edge of the window after placing them. The film is very pliable and difficult to cut especially in the corners. It sill looks fine, but my cuts were jagged. Be sure to have a good sharp cutting blade on your utility knife.One note - if you are a perfectionist like me: The pattern repeat is not consistent through the roll. You can see in the pictures, my windows have 2 panes side x side. I used the first half of the roll on the left window pane, the 2nd half on the right window pane. But even though I cut the top edge at exactly the same spot in the pattern, the stripes do not line up farther down the window. If I had to do it again, I would have bought the size 2x as wide, and cut both window panes from the same place on the roll to be sure the patterns matched. Also I checked the price and would have saved about $20-30 if I had done that.

Purchased in early December 2022. Weather finally warmed up enough for me to start this project (sliding glass patio doors).Tools used: squeegee, paper towels, pen, scissors, glass cleaner, spray bottle with clean water, cellophane tape, yardstickTried cutting the material with an xacto knife. Didn't work well. After measuring, traced a line on the film with a pen and cut using scissors. Much better, also much straighter line!Separating the backing from the film was a pain. One suggestion was to attached cellophane tape to both sides of one corner. The idea being to pull on the tape in opposite directions to get the separation started. This kind of worked but not always. I kept at it until it worked.Cleaned the windows with glass cleaner and a squeegee. Then misted the glass liberally with clean water and positioned the film against the window. This part of the process would go better with 4 hands, one holding the top against the glass, the other the bottom away from the glass. Not all that hard to get the film to lay flat and clear out bubbles.I opted to position the film such that the bars ran horizontal. The film cut this way will cover about 1/2 of the door so two pieces completed a door. One roll used for each door.The doors are 31.5" wide. I cut the film for the first door right at 31.5" which resulted in some other lap on one side. I guess the film stretched some perhaps when removing the backing. Trimming the excess did not go well but it finally got done. The second door was completed using a 31" piece of film to provide some space on each side. The second door went much easier.Only time will tell if the film holds up. I live in Georgia (USA) and the summer sun can be brutal on plastics. If the film stays in place, I'd likely buy again if needed.Installation Time: About 60 minutesPros: 1. Not terribly expensive 2. Looks good 3. A DIY projectCons: 1. Not a permanent solution

Very happy w product. Very easy to apply. Looks great on my windows.

Looks amazing. We replaced our door during covid shortages, when nothing was available, so we got whatever was available. This film made it look so much better. Now we have great privacy, and it looks very modern. Love that we can change the look of it any time we want. It was so easy to put on, I applied it by myself in one solid piece. It took me maybe 10 minutes, with trimming it around the edges. No bubbles, no signs of it being a film, it looks like the door came this way from factory.Great value.

Make sure you use distilled water. And it did not come with a squeegee, which made it harder to install and get the bubbles out

The media could not be loaded. I put it on my sunroof so the glare wouldn't distract me and block out some of the UV as the driver. My kids love it!But....as we were doing a test drive with it, part of it came down and covered my face. Luckily we were on a back road and not the freeway. I took the part the fell down off and will reapply it later... probably with some tape. I got home and reapplied it just says it says in the instructions, and it's falling down again. Time to get out the tape!Update: does not work well for sunroofs. Even with tape, not recommended

Buena calidad y resultó perfecto en mis ventanas

Fácil de instalar, siguiendo las instrucciones, aplicar mucha agua con jabón, levantar la película una y otra vez (las veces que sean necesarias) hasta que puedas eliminar las burbujas ayudándote de una espátula de plástico para empujar las burbujas de aire, hacia afuera.Actualización: Después de 1 año y pasando el tiempo de lluvias, se resecó, se hizo cafe y negro en algunas partes, empezó a despegarse y a caerse a pedazos.

Fácil de instalar, lo que no me gustó es que como no tiene pegamento, después de unos días se empieza a levantar de las orillas