Yes, reeded glass film is waterproof, making it suitable for areas like bathrooms and kitchens where moisture is present.

Yes, reeded glass film can be removed without damaging the glass. This makes it a great option for temporary privacy solutions, such as for rental properties.

Reeded glass film, also known as fluted or ribbed glass film, is a decorative window film that mimics the look of reeded glass. It features vertical or horizontal grooves that create a textured appearance, providing both aesthetic appeal and privacy.

Clean the glass surface thoroughly. After removing the protective backing from the adhesive side, spray the glue side with soapy water (a drop of dishwashing liquid per litre of water). This allows the film to be positioned easily. Once in place, squeegee out the water to help the adhesive bond to the glass.

Reeded glass film is generally designed for smooth surfaces. It might not adhere properly to textured glass, such as super fine frosted glass. It’s recommended to test a small piece first. Samples can be ordered from our website.

Reeded glass film primarily provides privacy and decorative benefits. While it can help to some extent with thermal insulation and reducing condensation, it is not its primary purpose. For significant thermal benefits, consider specialised window films designed for insulation.

Yes, we can cut to size. However, it’s best to apply the film with some bleed (10-15mm Extra to allow for trimming to the window.

Yes, we send out sample pieces. Please contact us with your request to receive a sample.

Yes, reeded glass film can be applied to most smooth, clean glass surfaces, including windows, doors, and partitions. It is suitable for both interior and exterior applications.

Reeded glass film offers privacy while allowing natural light to filter through. It adds a stylish and modern look to windows and glass partitions, and it can be used in both residential and commercial settings. It’s also easier and more cost-effective to install than traditional reeded glass.