Close view of black lattice frosted window film on glass

Two tall windows covered in black lattice frosted film behind a pendant lamp

Glass door before and after fitting black lattice frosted film

Static cling, leaded glass look

Black Lattice Frosted Window Film, Diamond Pattern

$29.95 ~~$40.95~~

Frosted PVC film crossed with fine black diamond lines, giving plain glass the look of an old leaded window. It blurs the view day and night, clings with water and static, and peels off clean.

Expected delivery Sat, Nov 7 to Thu, Nov 12

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Specifications

Roll sizes: 17.7 to 47.2 in wide, 9.8 or 16.4 ft long
Pattern: Black diamond lattice on a frosted ground
Material: PVC film
Fixing: Static cling, applied with water
Privacy: Blurs the view both ways, day and night
Glass: Smooth, flat, clean glass indoors

What you get

One roll of frosted PVC film printed with a black diamond lattice. It fixes to glass with water and static cling, with no glue. Choose 17.7 or 21.7 in wide in 9.8 or 16.4 ft lengths, or 35.4 or 47.2 in wide in 16.4 ft lengths for glass doors and large windows.

The look

The black lines give plain glass the character of a leaded window, as seen in older houses, on pantry doors and in country kitchens. It looks at home with black window frames and hardware, farmhouse and Tudor styles, French doors and glass cabinet fronts. From outside, the lattice reads clearly against the frost, so it also smartens up a front door or a street-facing window.

How private it is

The ground between the lines is frosted, so it blurs the view in both directions, by day and at night. It gives the same privacy as a plain frosted film, with the pattern on top. A silhouette can show when someone stands close to the glass with a light behind them.

Matching the pattern

On a row of panes, the diamonds look best when they line up from one pane to the next. Cut each piece from the same point in the pattern, and allow a little extra length for this. On a door with several small panes, start in the middle pane and work outward.

Choosing a size

Measure the glass inside the frame and pick a roll at least 1.5 in (4 cm) wider than the pane. A 21.7 in x 16.4 ft roll covers four panes about 20 in wide and 47 in tall. The wide rolls cover most patio and French door panes without a join. The calculator on this page counts the rolls for your panes.

Fitting it

Clean the glass and spray it with water and a drop of dish soap. Peel the film from its backing, spray the back of the film and lay it on. Check that the lines run square to the frame before you squeegee from the center out. Trim with a sharp knife along the frame and squeegee once more. See our measure and make guide for the full method.

Glass it suits

Smooth, flat glass indoors. It will not hold on textured or patterned glass and is not for car windows. On double-pane windows or coated glass, check the window manufacturer's guidance first.

Questions

Is it private at night?

Yes. The ground between the black lines is frosted, and frosted film blurs the view both ways at any time of day. Only a silhouette right against the glass can show.

Do the black lines block light?

Only along the thin lines themselves. Most of the pane is frost, which lets daylight through softened, so the room stays bright.

How do I line up the diamonds on a door with several panes?

Start with the middle pane and cut every other piece from the same point in the pattern, so the diamonds continue across the bars. Allow a little extra film for the matching.

Can I use it on a glass cabinet door?

Yes, on smooth flat glass. Fit it on the inside of the door, trim it to the glass with a sharp knife and squeegee it well so the edges stay down.