Stained Glass Window Film Privacy, Frosted Window Film Self Adhesive, Rainbow Window Privacy Film Decorative Window Stickers Static Cling UV Blocking for Home Office, 44.5x200cm

I have a large window on the mid landing of my staircase. It is already frosted because it faces next door properties so it’s been obscured for privacy reasons. So other than letting light in, there isn’t any view to look at and it just is a bit of a big expanse of white plastic and glass. Having used window vinyls in the past, I wanted to create a feature of this window and loved the idea of having stain glass. Something I would never be able to afford to have done properly but vinyl does a great job of things like this.When it arrived, the instructions were pretty simple. Measure it, apply with lots of water and you are done. I put it off for a few weeks because I was worried about getting it wrong and and it was more expensive than most vinyls I have used in the past, but eventually I decided I had to do it so my steps to get a perfect finish were…1. I measured the width and height of my window first and then added a little extra onto both measurements to ensure I had enough.2. I measured out on the vinyl and then drew a line in pen with a ruler so that I had a clear guideline to follow and cut using a pair of normal kitchen scissors.3. I used a spray bottle with water and made sure to saturate the window before applying and then I kept reapplying as I went across the window to ensure that I had a really good suction between the vinyl and the glass.4. It does specify on the vinyl but make sure that you remove the clear film and apply the side under the film to the window. It will feel slightly different to the side that faces out. Not sticky as such, but it just has a different texture that makes it easy to define what side needs to adhere to the window.5. I started using the corner that had not been cut by scissors so I knew that the bottom and beginning edge would be poker straight and applied in the top right hand corner of my window because that’s how it tied up by the time I flipped the film.6. I then used a credit card to begin pressing it to the glass and creating an adhesion using the water. When I reached the bottom where there was an overlap so using the credit card to push it down into the corner, I used a craft knife to run across the frame to cut it so that it fit flush with the window without overlapping.7. Using that method, I then worked all the way across the bottom and all the way up the left-hand side until it was a perfect fit. The far side of the window had dried out slightly so I peeled it back and applied more water and then once again pushed it down and then smooth all of the water out using a credit card card. I then wiped over with a tissue to remove the excess water and I was finished.The end result is beautiful and it just looks so nice. So many people have mentioned it and it really does create a feature out of a very big window that was very plain looking without it. I intend to use the same vinyl to do my front door as there is a large glass panel and I’ve also got a couple of small openers and a thin frosted window in my porch that I plan on using it on just to add characterI personally think the product is really good for adding character and uniqueness into a house, if you do have a clear glass window and you want to obscure it then this works beautifully because it has an obscured texture within the vinyl that not only obscures the view but also has an almost suncatcher rainbow effect to it. The more sun that hits the window, the greater the rainbow and colours in pattern is. It’s renter friendly because it simply peels off as it’s only really stuck up using the water to create a firm suction and it can easily be removed to clean the window and reapplied.I can’t wait to start jazzing up the rest of my house with it.

Wow! I’m so pleased. I bought this to hide the blown glass. It hides them beautifully (apart from the window that has water inside - I have no idea how it’s happened!). Not only does it make the blown windows not visible but I also think it looks amazing too. Easy enough to apply. I measured and then cut to size. Stanly knife would be recommended if you’ve left it slightly too big. I love the colour, it took approximately an hour to do what you see in the photo. Very good quality. Very happy.

The product is good quality, easy to cut as long as you have a proper knife for the job. The colour is great. I have had no problems with attaching thus to a large glass door and looks great.

Happy with the result. My view is straight into neighbours. Vibrant. Easy to apply.

Looks great against the windows and is good for privacy at the same time, whilst still letting lots of light come through. Really easy to install, the more water you spray onto the windows the easier the film will stick to them so put as much water on as possible! Only had it up for a week but so far the film is still sticking to the windows with no peeling, overall a really cool, renter- friendly product!

Pros : Arrived quickly and was easy to apply. Looked amazing had lots of admiring comments and even after 2 months this has stayed put to the window with no corners coming away.Con: Colours fade quickly so are now muted and the pinks are patchy

Easy to put on the window frame. Colours are vibrant. Perfect to give some privacy.

These are absolutely wonderful they have absolutely transformed my windows I love coming home to them every time and it cast beautiful colours when it's sunny as well incredibly easy to apply just make sure you have a spray bottle of water and something like a card or scraper. Be careful with cutting it to the right measurement!