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

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.

High quality window film easy to use looms great

Excellent stuff. Gives me privacy from our neighbours behind our house whenever they're outside having a smoke.The film was thicker than I had expected, but this is by no means a bad thing. It makes it easier to cut and apply to my kitchen window panes.The only downside....it was just marginally too short since there wasn't enough film to cover the small window at the top right! But this isn't a deal reaker for me (the neighbours are hardly going to get on a ladder a peek in, right? Lol)Good quality film, love the pattern and was easy to cut and apply. Clean your windows beforehand, spray water on the windows as well as the film, and apply....take a squeegee to iron out any bubbles and you're good to go.

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 :)

Brought this cause I’m sick of my neighbours peering in through my front door so decided to invest in this screen. Next doors kids would always wave and peer through my door which is creepy and disturbing. With this screen you can see the shadow outline of who’s at the door, but nobody can peer in which I enjoy. I’ve attached photos of what the screen looks like from inside and outside and it looks so pretty!Initially I had gotten an adhesive thick roll up blind for my front door, however it was more costly and blocked out the sunlight making it a bit depressing and dark, plus my kitten Lola loves sunbathing by the front door. Will be returning this as this privacy screen is everything I needed and more!It is difficult to cut with a blade, so I just mapped it with the box cutting blade I have then cut it with scissors. The backing is a little difficult to remove, however it didn’t take too long. I used a trigger spray bottle to dampen the window, the more water you use, the better the adhesion. There is no sticky feel when the backing is removed, it’s just a smooth gel which clings to the damp window. You can use a squeegee to squeeze out the extra water bubbles, but I just smooth it out occasionally with my hands and let the sunlight dry the air bubbles and lock the screen into place!This was also really cheap too around £6 and you get quite a bit on the roll, this is great to add a bit of decor and privacy to your windows!No more snotty kids or annoying neighbours peering through my door asking for their ball back! Bliss!

Easy to use looks nice, only gave 3 stars as it came damaged and can’t contact seller I tried to use it as I had no other option, the other one I put on looks great

I liked the design, we are using it to block out the windows so our dog doesn't bark as much and so far after a week or seems to be working. It has sticky tabs to help apply although I still ended up with air bubbles because I didn't have a screed to help apply but still looks good. Have had similar stickers before and they fell off easily but these seem to be holding well so far.

This film is not fit for purpose. It is positively DANGEROUS. It absorbs so much heat from the sun, that it has cracked the window. I advise people to avoid at all costs.