VELIMAX Reeded Glass Privacy Film, Frosted Window Vinyl, 3D Decorative Window Decals Non Adhesive for Bathroom, Living Room 23.6x118 inches

What a WONDERFUL product. Beyond happy with my recent purchase. Outstanding quality, looks great (like real glass) and it's super easy to install (just buy a kit that gives you a sharp blade and quality squeegee and spray bottle, will make the job a breeze!) Was getting sick and tired at looking at my slob neighbors "hoarder yard" from my upstairs bedroom window. Didn't want to lose too much light so the "Reeded" glass design was perfect. Let's in plenty of light and the colors from nature in ..... but provides total privacy and I no longer have to look down on that crappy yard. What a blessing. Totally impressed with the quality of this product and how easy it was to install (I'm a pretty handy guy but truly feel someone who's not.. won't have any problems (just messure correctly and take your time).

Love this product, it’s very easy to use and makes a huge impact once it’s done. My family thought I spent $$$ on new glass. My doors lead to an enclosed porch that gets pretty messy with coats and boots but we still wanted the light to come through. This window film was just what we needed.Clean your glass really well the spray with soapy water and put up, the hardest part is cutting but it’s very thin so a straight edge works really nicely. Smooth out any bubbles and you’re all done. The best part is if you want to remove it you just pull it off.

This product was easy to apply. The instructions were easy to follow. It looks great. I used it on a pair of windows where the gas has blown, but I didn’t have enough money to replace the windows. The reeded glass film hides the cloudiness of these windows fairly well. If I had any complaint, it would be that the vinyl could have just been a little thicker.

Works wonderfully. I used a diluted mixture of water and few drops of dawn dish soap with a rubber scraper. It adhered smoothly and cleanly and looks great even though for my purpose I had to install it backwards as I was installing on the inside of a cabinet door. So the part that would face you normally if applied to windows, faces the inside of the cabinet, I thought that would reduce the effect but honestly looks just as good. It’s been in the bathroom for a couple weeks now and not sure on the longevity yet but after two weeks of steamy showers the film shows no separation.

Alright—if you’re looking for something that looks like reeded glass, it’s a slight miss, but, BUT, if you’re looking for extra privacy in your ground floor windows (I live in a townhome with high traffic past my front windows), this is PERFECT!Application is a piece of cake if you do it right—clean your windows the best you can, the better you clean them, the better the result…in fact if you take a lint roller to the window, you’ll get a little extra bang for your buck. Also, remember the surface you are preparing your film on…if you have a tabletop you’re less likely to have extra static pulling in hairs, compared to preparing it on a carpeted floor. Once you’re prepped, get the window wet and get the surface wet. You can use soapy water if you’re nervous, but regular water will work just fine. I was working with slightly larger than the window film, which worked nicely for me. Pop it on to the window and start from the top working your film downwards. I have a screen printing squeegee, so I was able to work out the bubbles without scratching the film, and then I cut it to size with a sharp razor blade.The light quality is diffuse, for sure, but I quite like it—it makes my kitchen so much brighter, even though it’s north facing! The film has been going strong for over a month, no problem, but I’ll update later in the year if the winters here change anything!I highly recommend this for renters who want more privacy, and my husband was quite impressed as well—$40 well spent for my large windows for sure!

I have used window films many times but installing this was challenging. Grid on the back is useless unless you’re doing one panel… here’s why: I made the mistake of cutting several small pieces and then trying to peel the backing off - it’s impossible. Scrapped those, peeled off the backing from main roll, then cut from there. If you have to peel first then you can’t use the grid. In the end this looks good but I would not buy again.

This vinyl overlay was the perfect solution for our bathroom window. I couldn’t find curtains that fit or looked right, and guests were always concerned about privacy. This solved it all. It blocks the view without blocking light, looks sleek, and was easy enough to install solo. Everyone compliments it. Highly recommend!

So, our tiny house front door window was totally see-through. After a curious little kid peeked in, I started searching for a solution. I found this "readed glass" film - it worked like a charm and was easy to install. #tinyhouse #tinyhouselivingIt looks great!!