Sun Blocking Window Film Heat Reflective One Way Mirror Film Anti Heat Indoor Window Tint Privacy Film See Out not in Window Cling 17.5 x 78.7 Inches, Silver

I rent and live in a bery old, very small 2bdrm, 1bth house that was built in 1932 and nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains. It has all the original single pane wood framed windows that let in the heat and the cold whichever one im trying to keep out they oet in. So after 4 years of high utility bills i found this window film and thought id give it a shot. I put it on this summer and to ky surprise it works great at reducing the amount of heat that would come thru bedroom windows in the late afternoon hot sun! Before i put this on the windows it would be too hot in the bedroom at night without putting a window ac in to help cool it down, after adding the film to it i no longer needed the ac to keep it comfortable throughout the summer. It truly works at reducing the heat coming thru that window, reducing my electric bill a lot. Even the winter so far has been better at keeping some cold out as well. Worth the money and very simple to install!

It’s so pretty, the rainbow shift is subtle/iridescent looking during the day and I can’t wait to see it on the windows at night, because it is POW POW POW against a dark background! I’m obsessed. It’s fun without being too much. It doesn’t look cheap at all, and could fit in anywhere, in my opinion. It’s great for privacy while still having a sense of what’s going on outside, which I love for security reasons. I don’t know about y'all, but I have dogs and cats, and that has led to a tendency to leave the door to the bathroom wide open while I’m in there so they don’t break the door down LMAO! Now I don’t have to worry about the neighbors getting a show they haven’t bought tickets for hahaha! It was super easy to install, like way easier than I thought it would be (Thanks to the other reviewer who left a tips & tricks video review, highly recommend watching!) The customer service team also checked in with me to make sure it arrived undamaged, and were so sweet! 10/10 will buy from them again, possibly the same film because I’m so smitten with it. Thanks Fireworx!

As you can see in the photos it works very well and looks good on the outside (as long as you don't have dirt or bubbles in the tint) Tip make sure to have a good flat surface and a sharp blade and straight edge I recommend cutting so you have 2 factory straight edges and make sure to have a window tint squeegee it will make the process so much easier (tip you can buy car window tint kits for $10 with soap knife and squeegee) it makes the room a tiny bit cooler but not by much. It is great for the daytime privacy and light filtering still get a bit of a glare at end of day so a 1 star loss as it still lets the glare in.

definitely helps to have two people, the film is very hard to manipulate with how it rolls up constantly. it also has a bad smell when you peel the back film off, almost like formaldehyde?? it’s hard to place but very chemically smelly. bubbles are also hard to get out and it doesn’t stick all that well. works in a pinch but i would get a different brand in the future. BAD BUBBLES, BAD SMELL, DOES NOT STICK.

I've been trying out a lot of window cling films, both ones that refract and ones that reflect or tint the window. I have a lot of panes in my home and am going with different films depending on window direction, location, and upper/lower level. This product has a lack of reviews, which might be causing people to overlook a great film. The material is easy to work with compared to some others. It great to work with as they seem to have selected the most balanced thickness of material. The tiny grid lines are thin and smooth and slice nicely, plus visually helps you to keep things straight; it also won't easily stretch and leave you with a wobbly-looking grid pattern like a CRT television with geometry issues (if you have no idea what that looks like, do an image search for: geometry issues crt). Several films create beautiful colors shining through, but the better the color shine, the less they really minimize the sun or keep the home's interior obscured from view. The obvious winner for privacy during the day is tint, which comes in various colors and has no patterns to worry about aligning. Though I find the tint film is the thinnest, most fragile kind! Do not use a hard plastic card even with lubrication or it scratches like crazy, plus just removing the clear backing liner can crease it all over. My windows are over two decades old and have condensation stains between the panes which doesn't look much better post-tint. A huge con is the tint has the opposite effect at night, being more reflective of your indoor lights and then becoming just a dimmer-looking but transparent window pane at night when seen from outside. On the other end of extremes, some of these films entirely eliminate any transparency, which is rarely the best option as your window stops being a window. This one, however, seems to be one of the few middle ground options around where day or night, it obscures just enough that you can still make out shapes and colors looking through it, but nobody is going to accidentally see much of anything. At night it also tends to have the most vibrant rainbow effect when light sources shine in from outdoors. I tried a "frosted" option which was truly opaque, but this is more the frosted glass you may want if you're not using this for something like a glass office wall. When the sun shines through the frosted film, it's still blindingly bright, despite you losing all visibility to the outside. This one keeps your window a window and the small square pattern really goes with anything. And if you are like me with some un-cleanable old windows, this will work wonders.

I'm going to look at other options for the other windows, but here's the full picture. I'm full time RV living and even with tinted windows from the factory the heat comes radiating through. The film is to reduce the heat transfer. In the daylight it definitely makes a difference. It's not a huge difference, but it's something. The only real pain in installing is the rolled shape, but it's manageable. Clean and clean the window again before installing. Don't be shy about the soapy water spray. It helps tremendously. My biggest complaint on day one is the windows are now mirrors inside at night. I knew it wasn't for night privacy, but I liked that before I could see if people walked around the RV at night, but now all I see looking out is my reflection. I'll update tomorrow on the few bubbles that are currently very few and small.

Ne correspond pas du tout a la facilité d installation tel que mentionné

Not blocking much. Can still see inside from outside.