Sticky back plastic for glass

continualdiamond

Has anyone else ever used this?

I bought some off ebay and im really impressed with it. It only cost me £9 including p/p for a 2m roll.

We had double glazing put in on the back of the house awhile ago now and straight away wished we'd gone for privacy glass on our kitchen door.

Our kitchen is really odd and the door and window are next to each other, but that means they're is no plaster in the middle, so i couldn't fit a curtain to the window.

So instead i got this privacy film and it has squares all over it, but then clear gaps between it all. So from the inside i can see into my back garden, but anyone looking in can't see a thing. It looks really great and you just fitted it with soapie water.

So cheap, yet so good and has solved my problem. :T

Best of all if i ever fancy a change and want stained glass effect etc, it just peels right off.

mathsus

I want to be able to see out of my kitchen windows but stop the close neighbours getting a clear view in ! So I've ordered some checked film from a company called Brume. Not cheap - £29 but I hope it will be what I want. Don't want netties! Didn't get as good a deal as you.. couldn't find what I wanted on ebay. grrrrr

hollydays

I used it once,brume, i think,it looked lovely,but someone told me after a few years is not that easy to remove.