Self-adhesive window film

PVC window film is a decorative material designed to decorate glass surfaces. It provides privacy, protects against ultraviolet radiation and adds aesthetic appeal to your interior. It is easily applied to any glass, turning it into an opaque surface and limiting visibility through the glass.

Material: polyvinyl chloride (PVC) + PET film
Dimensions: 600x3000mm, 600x10000mm,
Thickness:
SW-00002160 (2153) – 0.10 mm
SW-00002161 (2154) – 0.11 mm
SW-00002162 (2157) – 0.11 mm
SW-00002163 (2159) – 0.19 mm
SW-00002164 (2156) – 0.19 mm
SW-00002165 (2155) – 0.22 mm
SW-00002166 (2158) – 0.16 mm

Weight:
Coverage area: 600x3000 mm – 1.8 m, 600x10000 – 6 m
Surface: smooth (this allows the light to pass smoothly through the film, creating the effect of soft diffused lighting).
Texture: prismatic (refracting light, forming beautiful highlights and patterns reminiscent of the edges of prisms or glass).

Material:
PVC window film consists of the following layers:
The main film material is PVC (polyvinyl chloride). A thermoplastic polymer characterized by high strength, durability and resistance to environmental influences. PVC film is quite transparent, which allows you to make the most of natural light, and also effectively protects against ultraviolet radiation.
PVC is a moisture-resistant material, does not corrode and is easy to clean, which ensures a long service life.
Release RET film is designed to protect the smooth side of the PVC film until it is used. The film peels off easily without residue, allowing you to maintain the integrity and purity of the main material.
PVC window film has a wide range of applications, including in office spaces to provide privacy and reduce glare, in residential buildings to decorate windows and protect furniture from fading. It is also used in commercial spaces such as shops and restaurants to create attractive display windows and provide privacy. The film is used in exhibition stands to decorate displays, as well as for cladding kitchen cabinets and furniture, giving them a new look and protecting them from mechanical damage. In addition, it is used for decorative window treatments in shopping centers, blocking unwanted views and reducing air conditioning costs.

Properties and advantages of the material:
Aesthetics and lighting effect: window films can give windows a unique look and create a rainbow effect when sunlight hits them. They will be a stylish alternative to traditional curtains and blinds, adding elegance to the interior.
UV protection: films block UV rays, which will help protect furniture and other interior items from fading. Privacy: Translucent films protect from unwanted views while still allowing soft natural light into the room.
Ease of use: Films do not require glue for installation, which simplifies the process of application and removal. Thanks to soapy water, the position of the film can be easily adjusted during installation.
Reusability: Due to the absence of an adhesive layer, window films can be easily removed and reapplied. This allows you to change the design at any time without significant costs, and also allows you to experiment with different styles.
Temperature control: PVC film helps to maintain a cool temperature in the room, as it reflects part of the sunlight and reduces heat transfer through the windows. This helps to reduce overheating of the room in the summer and improves energy efficiency, reducing the load on air conditioners.

Versatility and ease of installation: PVC films can be easily cut with scissors or a utility knife, which allows them to be used in various places: on windows, sliding doors, kitchen cabinets and other glass surfaces.
Durability and wear resistance: PVC window films are highly resistant to mechanical damage, which ensures their long-term use even in various weather conditions. Easy to clean: PVC films are easy to clean, which allows you to keep them in good condition with minimal effort.
Applying water: Spray clean water or soapy water on the glass. This helps to smooth out the film easily and provide temporary mobility on the surface before it sticks.
Applying the film: Apply the film to the wet glass surface. Water helps the film stick evenly and reduces the formation of bubbles.
Smoothing: Using a spatula or any flat object, remove excess water and air from under the film, starting from the center and moving to the edges.
Fixation: After drying, the water evaporates and the film holds firmly due to the static effect. It can be easily removed and re-sticked without losing adhesion.