Zindoo Window Film Privacy Self Adhesive Stain Glass Film Window Cling No-Glue Static Decorative Window Covering Frosted Window Film 44.5 x 200CM

This window film is so easy to use. Previously I had measured the window and looked for the closet fit in the companies size box. Washed the window thoroughly then friend it off with a cloth. Spray a lift covering of water over the glass but needed more, the glass must be wet so when you peel off the backing a protection layer the window film slides easier into place. Try to lay one side only then carefully with a damp cloth move along covering the whole film over the window. This pushes out any air bubbles. I had to do this a couple of times in the same place before I got the hang of it. Very easy really it’s just having the knack and a steady hand. Looks great the flowers catch the light and form rainbow colours into the room, which is really cute. Waiting to do more windows because the nice part is the privacy and look, which adds to the room.

No need for blinds when the light is on indoors at night Looks beautiful during the day

Very good once installed correctly made the mistake /accidently folded onto it self when installing and pretty much ruined a full piece .. but the other installs went really well ... Plenty of slip solution (water and baby shampoo) and it all went well would recommend...

Easy to instal and pretty looking from the inside and out, also let's in good amount of light.

Well after reading all the reviews that clearly stated to take the backing film off, I still forgot to take the backing film off! lol anyway, it arrived today & within an hour it was done. I ordered the larger roll as my door is oversized. I needed it because people can look over straight into my kitchen & i didn't want a door curtain up as my cooker is too close & it would continually get greasy from cooking, so I decided his might be worth a try. you cannot see into my kitchen now but I have all the light beaming through still. From outside the design looks a lot darker in the day so I'm waiting till tonight to see what you can see outside looking in. this has really solved my problem, it looks stunning & once you do remember to take off the backing it sticks perfectly. you can only see outlines of things, no faces. it's brill. I'm really really happy with it.

I spent ages putting this up in 2 rooms in my house before my neighbour informed me that you’re not supposed to put this reflective film on the inside of double glazed glass because it can break it. I Googled it and he was right. You can also see in tiny writing on the listing saying that you’re not meant to use it on double glazing. After spending £100 on this stuff I am back to square one! This could have been an extremely expensive problem if the glass did get ruined! All the pictures on the listing show double glazed windows. It is deceptive and could cost you thousands! Other than the deception: it is so so so difficult to apply, I wanted to scream. I wasted an enormous piece for the large window because it all got stuck to itself and was ruined. It’s super overpriced. In the summer, the grey effect it has is okay since it’s so bright outside but in the Winter it’s going to make my room look really dark and miserable. I’d like to get one which reflects light without the grey tint. Overall, don’t buy this product for double glazed windows unless you’re doing the outside.

I have used window film before - but that some years ago and a much simpler geometric design. I wanted to add film to two more windows (initially - there may be more), primarily to stop my dogs reacting to people passing the home. When I started looking at the various films, I discovered this lovely 3-D design, which is not only very attractive and improves the appearance, but also has the flashes of colour in it. It is simple to apply with no specialist tools required - I just had scissors; a marker pen; a tape measure; a sponge + some soapy water + a credit card to use as a squeegee. I would suggest using a lot of water on the glass, as the more you use the easier it is to move the film into the correct position. Also, do not worry if you get it wrong initially (I put the first piece on upside down initially - oops!), as just lift it off, wet the window some more if needed and start again. Also easy to trim off any excess film if needed during the installation. Take time to gently to squeeze the excess water gradually out to the edges - a credit card worked really well for this. 15 minutes later a lovely etched window. I was particularly pleased to find that even though this window rarely gets full sun, on a bright day like today, some colour was still visible in the pattern.

The film looks great and it works well, But don't stick to the glass very long as keep peeling down, I have tinted many windows and never had that problem so for that reason only 3 star's