Lifetree Reeded Glass Window Film Privacy: 3D Decorative Vinyl Window Privacy Film Static Cling UV Blocking for Glass Windows Door (No Glue Type 2, 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.

I honestly cannot fault this. It’s so easy to apply and gives that extra privacy. I think they’re so good, I bought a different design and did it again with a window we’re not quite sure what to do with yet (big renovation - this is the least important so last thing on the list). The other one was up for 5 months before being removed for some window pane repairs, which I could have easily stuck up again but thought I’d try something different. The first time I used Johnson’s baby shampoo mixed with water, this time I’ve used 4 pumps of fairy dishwasher liquid and water. Both work well. Would recommend getting the little tool set that is recommended with a scalpel to make cutting nice and precise. I had cleaned the window beforehand but a pesky hair turned up underneath, but it was easily removed and I simply sprayed the window again and took the air bubbles out. If sitting on the fence, get it.Update: fairy does not last! Peeled off after 2 days. Reapplied with Johnson’s baby shampoo as this worked well before and going strong!

Exactly as described. Fairly easy to use, but it does take some effort if u want it looks perfect.Good price for for product.I would say is it 50% transparency, you can still see what is behind the window but it does help to give a bit of privacy.

Great stuff, the view from the window was not the best, now the light comes in but no unsightly view.Easy to fit, looks like the glass was made that way.

Initially excited as reviews were consistently good. I opened it and put it against glass and it looked so good, so “real”However the installation was hell. It as like trying to attach sellotape to glass-disaster. I followed the instructions to the letter. No help. Bubbles and creases galore. I was gutted. Sent the unused back, and ripped off and binned. Do not buy!

Installation is simple. The more care you take in preparation the better your results will be.Make sure glass is 100% free from debris and dust first. Use a razor blade to clean the surface of the glass. Finally wipe clean with white vinegar.Before sticking make sure you cut your piece to perfectly fit the space. Light mist of soapy water on the window. Peel off an edge and press on using a plastic card as you remove the remaining backing. The product remains adjustable as you squeegee out the water with the card. Leave to dry and the results are crazy. It really looks real.

Doesn't hold in place very well, considering its not cheap

I live in a ground floor maisonette and the lounge window looks straight out into the street, so privacy wasn't a thing for me. I didn't want net curtains as I'm not 94 years old and I didn't want to feel like I was living in a cave by constantly having the blinds shut... So after doing minimal research on how to solve this first world problem, I settled on the idea of privacy film to let the light in but blur my naked body to the rest of the world. My windows are 50cm wide and 56cm high, so I obviously went for the 60x200cm roll. The first 15cm or so needed cutting off as it had weird dent marks where it had been rolled/folded for so long, but the rest of the roll was perfect and the photo speaks for itself! Easy enough to install if you have half a brain cell and can follow instructions, and it hasn't lifted at all after a week to expose my wobbly bits to the world. In summary, much better quality than the first load of rubbish I bought from Shein and I totally recommend if you like the reeded glass look and want to let light in but still have privacy.