Privacy window films enhance privacy in your home or business.

Privacy Window Film provides customers with two levels of protection. First, privacy window films help you to create unique privacy-enhancing spaces. With a variety of textures, designs, and colors, privacy window film can help you to create a space as unique you are.

We also have privacy films that allow the viewer to be blocked completely but still allow for natural daylight to transmit through the window film.

Residential & commercial applications
Customized decorative solutions
Durable and long-lasting

One-Way Mirror Film

One-way mirror effect that adds privacy without blocking the view. This film is used where very low inside and high outside reflectance are needed for a one-way mirror effect, along with providing extreme heat and glare reduction.

NOTE: One-Way Mirror Film is only effective during the day. It works with the balance of light so once a light is turned on at night, you will be able to see through. If you wanted 100% privacy all day & night you would have to choose a frosted film.

Does Privacy Window Film Work Both Day & Night?

A very common customer request – A window that you can see through during the day, but can give you privacy at night, even with the lights on.

Sadly, we have to inform you there is no such thing. There is no film that is transparent (allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be distinctly seen) during the day and at the same time blocks the view from the outside at night when you have the light on inside.

All glass in windows reflects a certain amount of light; the percentage reflected depends on the type of glass in the window. The higher the efficiency of the window, the more light it reflects. During a very bright day, a passerby would probably not be able to see through a high-efficiency window into your home, this is because the amount of light being reflected is greater than the amount of light coming out of your house.

The same principle applies at night when you are inside your home. If you try to look through your window at night in a brightly lit room, you would probably see your own reflection, because the amount of light being reflected is greater than the amount of light coming from the outside. Furthermore, since a window only reflects a percentage of visible light, the light that is not being reflected is going through the window and into the dark street. This, of course, would enable any passerby to see through your window.