Lifetree Stained Glass Window Film Privacy: Frosted Window Film Self Adhesive Floral Privacy Film Decorative Window Stickers Static Cling UV Blocking for Home Office (Blue, 44.5 * 200cm)

Recently, I decided to try out the Lifetree Stained Glass Window Film for added privacy and aesthetic appeal in my home, and I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed. This self-adhesive window film offers a beautiful solution to enhance privacy while adding a touch of elegance to any space.What I appreciate most about this film is its easy application process. With its self-adhesive backing, it's a breeze to install, requiring only a few simple steps to achieve a flawless finish. The film adheres securely to the glass surface without any bubbling or creasing, providing long-lasting privacy and style.Furthermore, the stained glass design adds a unique and artistic flair to my windows, creating a focal point in any room. The film allows natural light to filter through while obscuring the view from the outside, striking the perfect balance between privacy and illumination.Another benefit of the Lifetree Stained Glass Privacy Film is its versatility. It can be easily trimmed to fit any window size or shape, making it suitable for a variety of applications throughout the home.Overall, I highly recommend the Lifetree Stained Glass Window Film to anyone looking to enhance privacy and style in their living space. With its easy application, beautiful design, and practical functionality, it's a worthwhile investment for any home.

Very nice colour and solid glass window. Very easy to install

You need to measure the size of each pane carefully & accurately, then cut the film to the exact size for ease of installation. Immediately prior to installing each sheet onto each pane thoroughly clean each pane and inspect it for any dirt or particles stuck to it as these will prevent a proper adhesion of the film. It's best to clean both sides of the glass so that you can spot any dirt/particles and remove them, this is only possible by close inspection and it's hard to tell which side dirt/particles are on, so a spotless pane is the best way to go. dry off the glass, both sides, then apply a light spray of water to the side you are attaching the film (this should be the inside side as the film isn't designed to be weather proof.) Fit the film into one corner and along one side then use the squeegy pad to smooth the film over the rest of the pane to remove any air/water bubbles. provided your measurements and cutting have been accurate you should have no edge gaps or overlap saving having to cut slight ribbons off off put up with slight light gaps.To measure accurately use two flat steel rulers that will fit inside the pane's seams and overlap each other , slide apart to touch the edges of the frame and read the distance on each ruler to a convenient point on one ruler and the corresponding length on the other, add the two together to get the total length. This is a lot more accurate than using a steel tape measure with a tab at one end and a curved point at the other end where you bend the tape up to try and get the measurement.I've had my film in place for a few months with very strong hot sunshine during the day converting to shade as the day progresses then darkness during the night for the entire period. No problems at all. Be careful when cleaning them so you don't cause any dirt to build up in the corners or along the edges.Much cheaper than fitting bathroom glass, and can be used anywhere you want privacy or a stained glass effect.

This is a very pretty design but please note it is completely obscure with only minimal amount of light coming in. From the outside of the window it looks like you have stuck fablon to the window. Not for me, and probably not for everyone. Saving grace is its very cheap and of course you only get what you pay for. I should also mention it is very easy to apply and sticks very well.

Used this in our bathroom which has privacy glass but no blinds on the window 🥲 as an extra privacy measure. It’s easy to put up if you follow the instructions, sturdy but renter-friendly, and let’s light in without you having to worry about being put on a list x

Had a big bathroom window facing the road with no privacy, this window film feels thick and nice quality but easy to install (although a little fiddly in tight areas with odd shapes if you need to trim it). Bathroom has a nice blue hue when the sun shines, and most importantly no one can get an eyeful when I'm on the bog

It’s nice to look at and sticks well on the window but not enough to cover it.

We are using these rolls of film to add privacy to the glass screen doors of the changing room in a hot tub shed.This product is easier to install by two people. A one-person installation is difficult because if part of the product sticks to another part it is inseparable and a short length of the roll needs to be thrown away.We ordered five rolls of film. We practised placing shorter and smaller strips on less large windows and on small windows in doors to get the hang of it.The roll is best cut to length and one person attaches it precisely to the glass, while the second removes the paper and brush rolls the sheet into position removing all the air bubbles as the film is fixed in place.Getting a perfect bubble free result might mean you have to fix the film on one of the glass doors twice. It is worth the effort to get it just right. This is the third time we bought this product.The plain shiny blue and pink/red rolls of film are ideal privacy screens. The patterned flower or imitation lead-glass film is ideal to add design to the windows of the hot tub shed.A great product worth the mild installation difficulty