We recently had an email from Elaine asking if we had any ideas for increasing privacy in an overlooked window of her home. As it’s a rental property, she can’t change the window – the landlord wasn’t keen on a blind being put up and she doesn’t like net curtains.
One practical way that we’ve come up with for dealing with the problem is to use frosted glass film. It’s easy to use, and can be removed again without leaving unwanted marks, and produces an effect on the window like frosted glass. It’s a good way of adding a bit of extra privacy to glass windows or doors and won’t cost a fortune to do.
You can buy frosted glass film in various shops and DIY stores and it comes in rolls of different sizes and lengths. Brume, at Not On The High Street, has this plain frosted glass film available in a 1m or 2m roll.
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Thanks so much for your reply to my query. I’d not even thought of window film, so that’s a great tip, will look into it.
I agree, decorative window films are becoming a top choice for a simple, quick and contemporary face lift for your home. at Window Film Centre they offer frosted window film, coloured frosted window film, coloured transparent window film, graphic window film as well as opaque window film.
Though window film adds privacy, it can also be made with a variety of designs and can also serve a decorative function. It can also be applied in the office for added privacy for the boardroom or a private office.