Materials and Finishes
Compare window film options by the result you need
These examples help you identify a direction. Final film selection is confirmed after the glass, lighting, access and building requirements are reviewed.
Printed one way vision
Best for
Retail fronts, offices, gyms and street facing windows
Appearance
Full colour branded graphics viewed from outside
Key consideration
The privacy effect changes with the lighting balance, especially after dark.
Frosted privacy film
Best for
Meeting rooms, clinics, offices and internal glass
Appearance
Soft translucent coverage, bands, patterns or cut graphics
Key consideration
Choose full, partial or graduated coverage around the required sightlines.
Solar and glare control tint
Best for
Screen facing work areas, counters and bright glazed rooms
Appearance
Neutral or darker tones selected for the building
Key consideration
Film choice depends on glass type, orientation and the result required.
Reflective appearance film
Best for
Suitable street facing commercial glazing
Appearance
A more mirrored exterior appearance in the right conditions
Key consideration
Glass compatibility, lighting and building requirements must be confirmed first.
Cut vinyl and opaque graphics
Best for
Opening hours, logos, privacy bands and feature panels
Appearance
Crisp solid colour graphics or blocked coverage
Key consideration
Artwork and placement should work around frames, handles and viewing height.
Combined window treatment
Best for
Buildings that need privacy, branding and glare control in different zones
Appearance
A coordinated mix of tint, frost and printed graphics
Key consideration
Each pane is specified separately so the complete facade still feels consistent.