We have a transom window with between the panes white inserts. Will the inserts be visible thru the film?
1093277
Yes, most likely. It shouldn't effect the work of the film. We really appreciate the privacy the film has provided.
1093278
I assume that you are saying that you have the mini blinds in between the glass itself.. You may slightly see the blinds through the film. We used this on our windows that are inside the shower ( very large shower with plants inside) and you cannot see inside the shower at all, just the stained glass..we love the film.
1093279
Probably not. I actually put the film on my storm windows so I can see the depth of the windows. You might want to place the film under those white inserts? The pretty side is only really visible from inside.
1093280
I would say somewhat. It is a frosty look in the background so I don't think it would ruin the look. Mine is on a three glass panel door. I think it looks great.
1225482
I don't know about your specific situation but I do know that when I put that film on my front door, it really reduced the glare into my foyer. Without the film on the front door, you could see directly into our kitchen and into the utility room on the lower level. Now, you can't see in the house standing directly in front of the door. I really love the film. It also reduces the heat from the sun on my inside door. (Film is installed on the storm door.) Hope this helps.
313035
Absolutely! Ours is double paned. It is just a film that also can be easily removed. I am happy with it because it gives me the privacy during the day, no one can see in our home no matter what. However, at night it doesn't do the same. You are still a fish in a bowl through windows with the film on.
122694
They are clear! You can see right through them. You cannot put in an insert though.
912842
I'm just making an educated guess but I'd say you'd lose some of the integrity of the burglarbar placing it on the film and it would probably mess up the film when you remove the burglarbar. I am happy with the product I got it to keep the windows at a safe opening for my grandson's ssfety
1506660
Not very unless you're looking between each panel on the side. Some light will get through but that is about it.
309082
You can't place IR camera in front of window. The window will reflect the light. This will make your camera can't see anything.
492602
I don't know what you mean about" screen door effect "?, if you mean like looking through a screen door. ..NOCRYSTAL CLEAR. Like if you set at the back of the movie theater looking at the whole screen.
1814937
Meant to answer no, they can't see you. There is a swinging door to attach to your window that covers the box. You move it to the side and you can look in.
1635967
The seam will be slightly visible, but not terrible. We also have this available in 60" widths for larger windows
1137059
Not through the panels themselves but you can see through the parts where the panels connect ( hinges) .
491200
Yes, leave white strip on (aligns transparency). There is a smooth side and a coarse side - print on coarse side.
226500
To see best through a window the front lens needs to be pressed against the window so the IR light does not reflect back. Or, if you are handy, fashion a tube with a rubber tip (tape works) over the IR light and press the light against the glass.Does not work through screen as the screen reflects brightly back at you.Will have the same problem with any IRNV.
2108232
No, its not transparent and is pretty much translucent white when installed.
568678
I have heard of some rumours in the past that tinting a double pane window will some how affect the gas trapped between the glasses and cause the window to break. Most of the new windows now days are double pane and people tint them all the time. I would not worry about it.
80321
Not at all, window tint is on the inside of glass, these slide up into the track..... shouldn't have any issues with your tint.... GO HAWKS
1626907
Yes and No. I installed this film onto 3 smaller 36'x48" windows. I am glad that I had someone helping me, as laying the film onto the windows would be more difficult alone. Prep is everything with this product. Make sure to have either their installation solution or make your own, you will find that it is much easier to install when the film and glass is very wet. If you want to make your own Google it, it isn't hard to find how to make a suitable alternative. Finally, I can't stress it enough, clean the window before you do anything. Use windex and a raxor blade to get everything. Any little speck of dirt will be amplified 10x when it is under the film. Invest in a very sharp blade. A blade that is not sharp will make trimming the edges difficult, and ragged. PROS: 1) It is fairly forgiving. You can pull it away and restart a couple times. 2) It does cut the glare in the room well. 3) Once you understand how it reacts while being installed it becomes much easier to manipulate into position. 4) It really isn't very expensive, so don't be too affraid to give it a shot. Especially if purchased from Amazon. Cons: 1) You have to make sure that you have the right tools for the job. Their installation solution is great, but the snap off blade in the kit is not very good. I found an exacto knife worked much better. 2) Be prepared to waste some film. The material is forgiving, but there is a learning curve. 3) Once installed, the film is Blue, not Charcoal. It didn't matter in my application, but it is something to consider. 4) There will be a little mess. The installation solution that is pressed out has to go somewhere. Just have a towel handy to wipe up as you go. 5) It is not perfectly clear. Because of the thickness of the film it does have some distortion when looking through it. If you need opticaly clear film, you would be much better off using the thinner, adheasive backed tint film. Hope this helps.