Lifetree Frosted Window Film Privacy Opaque Glass Film for Glass Windows Non-Adhesive Static Cling Frosting Film for Home and Office 30x200 cm

THis worked great , limited bubbling extremely limited follow the instructions :) It gives privacy and adds a nice level of effect to the window. I have had no issues with mould discolouration at all or any type of concern i had with something being fixed in that environment. Far as ease of install no issues took two of us tbh to make look good one cut as other one applied etc and smoothed. Product quality good and is lasting no hesitation is a winnerAdded photos where used

Item came promptly and had no defects.The application was relatively easy but I still have lots of bubbles that I did not manage to lay out (however it might be more of a lack of skill than anything about the product). I normally have a net curtain over it, so it is not a big issue.The film does not disturb the natural light and offers an adequate level of discretion from outside. However, when the lights turn on in the evening, it does allow for some shadow and silhouette to be observed from outside. Nevertheless, at the point the lights are on, we lower the blinds so that evens it out.When the item arrives it is folded in a tube, however when it is laid out, it unfolds nicely and without creases. The only thing that was peculiar was the choice to send it out, in the massive box pictured. Funny story the delivery driver left this box under my door mat! (????)Anyhow, the product is fit for purpose and at a reasonable price. I would highly recommend it!! 👍

I bought the mirror effect to add to the privacy as the front of my home has more foot traffic than I’m comfortable with. The film was easy to cut to size prior to application with some fine tuning when on the window. You need to basically cover the glass as much as you can with water to gain a good adhesion for the film to cling to. It’s not a sticker, so that moisture is important. The film is very forgiving and you can take it off, put it back on and repeat if needed. I initially installed this film in 2024 and 8 months later I had the glass in the windows replaced so has to take the film off and reapply to the new glass and it was so easy and straight forward. You have to be patient to get the bubbles out but once you’ve mastered the technique, it looks great from the outside, provides privacy inside and only reduces light slightly you won’t even notice. It’s very effective and the film is thick and doesn’t rip easily while installing which is great.Tools you’ll need - spray bottle with water, squeegee, scissors (for main cut down) and a craft knife (to fine tune edges when on glass)

Sadly dreadful, I had to use sellotape to keep this from peeling straight off the windows and hoped that after a couple of days I could remove the tape and the film would have stuck to the windows but when I entered the room today all the film had rolled down the windows. I have filmed windows many times but this one is dreadful. Such a massive waste of money.Also it was supposed to be mirrored but when looking from outside in there was zero mirror effect and the television was still visible behind the window. We hoped we could use this film to add privacy to a rented flat but it’s been a nightmare.

Too easily marked/scratched. This is not as good as I’ve used before.

This film is a life saver!!! No more being dazzled by the sun and now my nosey neighbours can't snoop in!! I was a little nervous about fitting it after reading some of the reviews but have to say that the hardest part was peeling off the backing paper lol. I cut it carefully to size using scissors and applied lots and lots of just water to both the film and the window and it simply slid into place. Getting the water and bubbles out was a dream. I used an old credit card and very gently just ran it across the film top to bottom....all bubbles and excess water gone in a flash. I then just wiped it over with a soft, dry cloth and job done! It looks really good. 100% recommend this film. It's so good I am waiting for more to arrive :)

Was dreading tussling with this, as had used a similar static-cling frosted film before, which was thin and kept sticking to itself, and was a mass of air bubbles nomatter what. However, my new rental flat has dodgy blinds and I need as close to perfect darkness as possible to sleep, so needs must.I armed myself with hot water in a spray bottle, a craft knife and a full-sized shower squeegee (this helped hugely compared to trying to use a little credit card sized thing so advise investing in one at the pound shop). I had nobody to help, but my windows aren’t huge and I managed just fine.Soaked the whole window with water first and peeled down the first few inches of the backing before positioning film on the window (shiny side goes to the window!). This film is really good and thick and stayed put well. I squeegeed down as I continued removing the backing. It was done in no time, and no bubbles! Now I did make the error of over-trimming on my first window. Because of how the double glazing unit is, light was getting in the edges. It’s better to leave larger and persuade the film to bend into the edges. As it’s super thick it takes a little coaxing. You can nick the corners with a craft knife to help. Where I had over trimmed at the bottom I just added some black electrical tape once the water had dried, and that has worked fine. I did initially take it off and re position to centralise a bit more, and again that wasn’t difficult.It’s been up a week now and shows no signs of peeling. However, having peeled off to re position I’m confident it will come off easily and leave no trace once I move out. There is no glue, just works with static. Everywhere the film is, it is totally light-proof even with bright sunshine right outside. Absolutely perfect. Suggest leaving around 1cm/1.5cm extra all round the edges compared to your window measurement, so it’s not too unmanageably large to work with, but you have some to bend into the window frame and a bit of contingency if you’re not quite centralised. A strip of black electrical tape down any edge that you mess up will complete the job. I’m so happy with results and really wish I had discovered this before in my life! Blackout curtains and blinds have always only worked so well and ‘leaked’ round the edges. This stuff is cheap and perfect!