Beautysaid One Way Reflective Window Film Sun Blocker, Anti Glare UV Heat Reflective Window Film Privacy, Static Cling without Glue for House Office Home, 44.5 * 200cm

Easy to put up and looks amazing. Plus does job of giving more privacy while still letting light in. Glad I brought it and will be buying more for frontroom.

What can I am say. A lovely film. Nice pattern. Does what it say’s to block visibility and works well from both inside and outside. Not too thick and not too thin. Easy to install and stays put. The test is how long will it stay up 😅. Overall super pleased!

Absolutely beautiful colours coming through my front door now, I've even ordered another two rolls, great price and so easy to apply.The bubble removal hasn't been so easy on one of the panes, but I don't care. It still looks so pretty and it's definitely effective.

I need new double glazing, well at least the glass, as after about 20+ years it has started to cloud inside - the seals obviously gone. Also, the blind I had up also decided to fall off! I decided to try this privacy film as it was reasonably priced. My wife and i put it up with easy, remember plenty of water. I also purchased a small squeezy for a couple of quid which also helped. Put the large piece up in one, simples. Then had to do the smaller top window with a slight joint. I asked my wife if she had removed the backing, Yes she told me. The 2nd piece just wouldn't stick, and after asking again and her checking - she hadn't removed the backing - problem solved! Backing off, attached with each. Cant see the small joint either. We have decided to leave the blind down for now as the film provides the privacy we need. Have attached pictures from inside and outside to try and show the effect.Will update the review in a few weeks once it has, hopefully, stayed attached to the kitchen window. See how it performs in a hot steamy kitchen. If it works OK thinking of putting some more on the living room and bedroom windows which face out towards the road.

After spending more time than I ought to considering different ‏films, I opted for this one. The design is beautiful and easy of application is superb.PRO TIP: give some thought to how you would like the pattern to look on your window BEFORE measuring and cutting the film, so that you don’t end up with a disjointed look, as happened to me on first attempt (shown in picture).Still excellent, and you can only really tell if you zoom in close to it. 😊

I wouldn’t say this is black out, I brought for my front door as my neighbours cat likes to sit and annoy my dogs! We can clearly see light coming through, you can make out silhouettes too so not black out. They are quite hard to cut to size unless you measure the space beforehand. They also tear easily if caught slightly. Ok for a temporary fix, but not long term especially if you need black out.

This is so easy to apply and looks great! Having battled with blinds for years I gave in and bought two rolls - so far it’s holding up perfectly!

Ive bought similar window film before so i knew how to fit it & i already had the scraper tool which is a very important tool in order to help stick the film to the window. I would advise if anyone is wanting to purchase this film to measure your window properly & have at least 2 inches bigger than yo actually need . Also when you are attaching it to your window not to cut it to size but have it with a minimum of an inch overhang on 2 sides . You can use the uncut sides (top , & side) to easier fit the film . You also need a spray bottle of water a Stanley knife & i use a metal ruler . Also don't peel the backing film off until the last minute . Spray the window liberally with water & use the corner of your window as a guide using the 2 uncut sides of the film first (top & side) gradually peel the backing film off & you can slightly slide the film in place . This is why you use the 2 uncut sides as your guide . Doing it this way sounds like a faff but it really is easier . Don't worry about any bubbles they can be squidged out later . Keep peeling the backing off whilst attaching the film to the window . You should be left with 2 sides with a slight overhang . I push my metal ruler to the uncut sides & use the stanley knife to trim the edges off . Squidge the bubbles out from under the window film . If you need you can slightly peel the film from the edges & squirt more water . Keep squidging the bubbles to adhere the film to the window . The film is a nice thickness & looks amazing when its fitted to the window . Very good for privacy & still lets light in . Just do your prep & have your tools & it should be easy . If you can hang wallpaper you should have no problem filling this film to your window . I hope this review helps :)

We put this on the glass door leading to our pool patio, it prevents people outside from looking in.

I put this on about 6 weeks ago and it hasnt fallen off. It does a good job

Very easy to apply. Anyone can do it. It's been up a couple of weeks and still perfect!

Exactly what I needed. The window above my patio door is too small for blinds, and the neighbor’s condo across from me has a window that can see straight through. This works great for privacy.

Nice