Silver Reflective Window Film (Solar Control & Privacy Tint - One Way Mirror/Mirrored Glass) (76cm x 2 metre) (76cm x 1 metre - 10 metre)

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This variant is predominantly favoured for first-floor windows due to its privacy benefits and commendable protection against sunlight and heat. When using one-way mirror film for solar control purposes, it's important to note that there will be a reduction in natural light once the film is applied to your windows.

This is particularly the case on external windows, whereby during the day the mirror is seen from outside, but of an evening (when it is dark outside and the lights are on inside) the mirror is seen from the inside. The product you are purchasing will look different but is still easily installed with the exact same method using a few basic tools, these are also available to purchase. Furthermore, for enthusiasts who demand a more intensified effect, a 10% VLT option is also available.

By choosing the appropriate window film for your specific needs, you can effectively control heat and create a more comfortable environment in your home or office. Ideal for those seeking the mirror aesthetic along with sunlight and heat reduction, without overly darkening a room. On the other hand, tinted films are equally efficient in controlling glare, but they lack the reflective finish and privacy aspect provided by reflective films. Take your windows at home as an example, when it’s dark outside and you have lights on inside, passers-by can easily see in and you will just see your reflection when looking out. Although they go overkill on the lighting difference required, they are artificially creating conditions to ensure that the window always acts like a total one way mirror.

Additionally, it provides daytime privacy by creating a mirrored effect that prevents outsiders from seeing inside. As a general rule, the greater the difference in light between the two sides, the stronger the one way mirror effect will be. The tint helps to reduce glare, making it easier on the eyes, while the reflective finish serves multiple purposes.Internally, both types of films will appear similar, adding a grey-blue tinge to the glass, much like sunglasses for your windows. To start, you'll need to wet the adhesive side of the film and the glass using a solution of soapy water. Silver window film is used for one-way privacy, allowing you to see out while restricting the view from the outside. There is no way around this – as it is the lighting which dictates the strength of the mirror and the direction it works in. One of our popular choices is the static cling reflective mirror film, which is perfect for temporary use, such as in rented accommodations or during the hottest season.