Decorative Window Film Etched Floral,Privacy Door Film,Static Cling Glass Film,No Glue Stained Glass Anti UV Window Paper for Bathroom,Office,Meeting Room,Bedroom,17.5 inches by 78.7 inches

Love the pattern and the colors. It obscures what is on the other side in a attractive way. It also reduces the heat that comes through. Be careful when applying as the pattern does flow in a particular direction. Choose which direction you prefer before hanging it.

Very pretty window film. Would buy again. Great value for the money.

This window cling is more opaque than I expected, which is perfect for a privacy window. It lets the light through, but can’t even see a person’s silhouette unless they’re a few inches from the window, and still can’t see any identifying characteristics. I placed three pieces side by side to cover the window, and the pattern blends well even though I didn’t line the patterns up on the different pieces. Sticks well—Just be sure to remove the clear backing first. 100% recommend!

Pretty and easy to cut. Not sure how well this is going to stick but it's easy to restick. Let's the light in while providing privacy.

This product is easy to cut (pencil marks are hard to get off so try not to mark it), and install. I used in on a window on my side door. I installed the print on the inside. Now you can’t see in and it’s a lovely print. I had enough to do my frieo door too. Easy to take off and reposition.

I did 2 door windows with this and LOVE it!Pros...* It lets in a lot of light. 1 picture shows where the sun only came in the bottom half of the window so you can see the difference in light and dark.* It is extremely easy to put up, even on a big window. I use contact paper a lot and expected it to be like that, but it was way easier. Tools I recommend to have handy are scissors, a paper towel, a water spray bottle, a box cutter or NEW razor (even slightly dull razors wont make clean cuts. ) and a credit card.* It is not see through at all. If someone is at the door, all you can see is a shadow through it.Cons...I haven't had any cons, except pay attention to size. I bought the wrong size and used it anyways and, let me tell you, this stuff does not piece together well. It looked awful and I ended up buying more in the right size.As far as hanging it, my technique was to roll it out and cut it slightly bigger than the window. I have tried cutting closer to size and it was a nightmare to place it just right. After cutting, I took the backing off and sprayed the window generously. Then I lined it up and stuck it on the window (this doesnt take much work since its cut oversized). Smooth it on the glass with the credit card. (Dont worry too much about small air bubbles). I used the credit card to guide the razor blade along the edges. Be sure to press edges in before cutting or it might cut too short. After all the edges are trimmed off, start in the middle towards the edges with the credit card to smooth out bubbles, it helps to use a paper towel as you get to the edges and water drips out. Wiping the water away seemed to help seal the edges better.

I am very impressed! This product is much thicker than I expected.. One side of the product is smooth and the other side is textured. It is a cling product and has nothing to help it adhere, so patience when applying it is a must! I used a spatula to smooth it out. I found that the edges did want to curl. Thankfully I was able to screw in a few thin pieces of wood in behind mine to hold the edges in place. I had removed the glass to cut the cling to fit. I could have potentially used tape around the edges to have held them down, if I had thought of it before putting the glass back.I don't have a light in the cabinet and I can't see through the material, which is EXACTLY what I was looking for!!This is a fantastic product and I highly recommend!

Like others, I was looking for natural light without sacrificing privacy since my 1st floor apartment is right next to a busy walking path. It took me a few hours since one of the windows required me to measure, cut, and place 18 pieces (frame is on the inside), but I’m really please with the level of light maintained and how well the design compliments my existing decor. The last pic is from the outside. At night, you can tell if I have a light on in the room, but that’s it. The hardest part for me was measuring and cutting since I don’t have a large space/countertop. That would’ve made things much easier. Making a template to trace really helped as well.On a few of the smaller pieces, I notice the corners rolled down and wouldn’t stick, even with Tons if soapy water and a squeegee. The next day, I removed the piece entirely and cleaned the glass again, being diligent with the outer edges. That seemed to do the trick as it stuck much better once I reapplied.