Mirror Window Film, iTrunk Window Privacy Film One Way Mirror Film for Reflective Window Protection, Static Cling Film Heat Control Window Film Anti UV for Office and Home (17.5 x 78.7 inch, Silver)

Horrible curling product. Making cutting edges almost impossible. Bubbles and imperfections the same. Non privacy at night. Not recommended at all.

Cheap material and able to see through both sides during day and night hours. Only good part about it,it's easy to remove.Do not recommend.

Looks beautiful but it doesn't stick as it should.

Heavy and didn’t stick well at all at. It’s a really small piece and would need a lot

A waste of money. All it does is very slightly tint your window. Provides absolutely no privacy. There’s no mirror-reflective surface on either side of the film. Don’t buy this unless your looking for a slight tint to your window and nothing else.

Did not block view from outside. Did not stay on window.

The description said it was a one way window film. It is not. You can see through both ways. Deceptive and false advertising.

You can only do one regular window NOT worth The MONEY at all 😡😡😡😡😡😡

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  (My installation timelapse video is attached, please watch)- Excellent for blocking heat/sun (My conservatory used to boil earlier without blinds, but with this sheet I can keep blinds open, still it doesn't get as hot)- Easy to install (INstructions were good enough and smiple but I watched a youtube video and installation was super smooth after that in one go)- I cleaned window thoroughly with glass cleaner first, then made a solution of water+little dish soap in a spray bottle, and used it to lubricate window before sticking this film, as well as to lubricate this film to reduce scratch marks from a squeegee I was using. I used an old wallaper-installation squeegee, but I believe any not-so-sharp squeegee can be used like bathroom window squeegee or plastic ice scraper (car windshield)- It kind of works like shades for glass. I see a drastic reduction in light coming through conservatory window. Mirror effect has reduced the visibility of inside during the day when outside is brighter (i.e. good for privacy)- Highly recommended. I have ordered more for other windows as well

The reason I purchased it, was lack of privacy. Workers who are working around our building keep looking through the window, and also neighbor's could see me, now I do not really enjoy waking up and walking in to the kitchen, to find someone face in my windows while in my pyjamas, luckily I dont need to worry any more. It was super easy to install, and give perfect coverage. You can see it on the photo I post, the side with film on you can see nothing but reflection, while side without shows everything.It didnt reap apart while I was putting it on the window, but stayed nicely, making it easier to put on.Now I can have my privacy back without constant need of putting blinds down. Super satisfied!

I’m really impressed. I bought it because I’ve a sun side in my living room and in sunny days it’s so incredibly hot inside. My working space is near the window and usually I need to leave it after 1 pm. But this firm is really great decision. It’s sun reflective 100%. And also it’s give some kind of privacy. You can’t see from outside what is inside throw window. The only problem is-small size. Need to purchase another one to cover all my big size window.

On the left panel is the film and on the right is without. It is quite good and no one can see inside unless they are right up to the glass peering in.Easy-Ish to install but I recommend taking your time and measuring everything properly. I eyeballed it and you can see it’s not perfect.I sprayed the window with soapy water which really helped installation.

Ich wollte die Folie vor allem in der Küche anbringen, da dort ab Mittag die Sonne reinknallt und ich im Sommer trotz Thermorollos innen über 30 Grad habe. Die Rezensionen waren vielversprechend, doch schon die Aussagen, die Folie sei leicht anzubringen, kann ich nicht bestätigen. Und das, obwohl ich schon einige Erfahrung im Folienkleben habe. Eine Erkenntnis war, dass die Folie schon vorher exakt zugeschnitten sein sollte aufs Scheibenmaß innerhalb der Silikonkante. Sonst halten die Ränder der Folie nicht, und zuschneiden an der Scheibe hat bei mir gar nicht funktioniert, weil die Folie recht dick ist. Ich hab die Fenster vorab geputzt und dann mit reichlich Fitwasser besprüht, so dass man die Folie noch verschieben konnte. Die Blasen wollte ich mit einem Plastikspachtel, den ich noch von Klebefolien hatte, rausschieben. Ganz glatt kriegt man es beim besten Willen nicht hin, auch die Ränder halten schlecht, und das Plaste hat die Folie zerkratzt. Also unbedingt Silikonschaber nehmen, zB einen Teigschaber. Ich hab fürs erste Fenster (zwei Scheiben à 1x0,4m und zwei à 0,4x0,5m mit Rundung) eine Stunde gebraucht, danach ging es etwas schneller. (Übrigens wird da geschrieben, die Folie sei wieder verwertbar, aber dann müsste man sie schon irgendwo glatt lagern, aufrollen geht nicht mehr, man hat ruckzuck Knicke drin) Abgesehen davon, dass sie Folie wegen der Kratzer und Bläschen unschön aussieht, ist auch die Optik generell gewöhnungsbedürftig. Man sieht alles leicht verschwommen durch die Scheibe und nachts spiegelt man sich darin. War mir dann alles egal, denn ich hoffte ja auf die Wirkung. Aber die blieb aus. Die Scheiben werden sehr heiß, das Zimmer weiterhin auch. Hatte ich sonst 30 Grad, sind es jetzt vielleicht 29. Also viel Mühe und Geld für nix.