Frosted Film

Frosted window film is a decorative and privacy film that gives glass a frosted, etched, or sandblasted look.
Instead of being clear, it makes the glass surface look cloudy or opaque, while still allowing natural light to pass through.

It doesn’t act like a mirror (reflective film) or a sun-blocking tint (non-reflective film) — its main role is privacy and style.

🔹 Key Features

• Privacy: Blocks visibility both ways, while still letting light in.

• Day & Night Use: Works at all times (unlike reflective film which loses privacy at night).

• Decorative Look: Comes in patterns, designs, or plain frosted finishes for a modern, elegant style.

• Customizable: Can be cut into logos, patterns, or shapes (often used in offices).

• UV Protection: Many versions block harmful UV rays.

• Easy to Install/Remove: Non-permanent, peel-and-stick option available.

🔹 Common Uses

• Homes: Bathrooms, shower doors, bedroom windows, or front doors (to let light in but block outside view).

• Offices: Conference rooms, glass partitions, or cabins for privacy.

• Retail/Commercial: Glass storefronts, branding with frosted logos, or decorative effects.

🔹 Pros

✅ Provides full privacy (both day & night)
✅ Modern, stylish appearance
✅ Allows natural light through (doesn’t make a room dark)
✅ Permanent or removable options available
✅ Can be customized with patterns/designs

🔹 Cons

⚠️ Doesn’t reduce heat as much as reflective/ceramic films
⚠️ Doesn’t allow clear visibility through the glass
⚠️ Provides less glare reduction compared to tinted films

👉 Summary:

• Choose frosted film if you want privacy + design + natural light.

• Choose reflective/non-reflective films if your main goal is heat rejection, UV blocking, and glare