
Frosted Static Cling Privacy Window Film
Matte frosted window film with a static cling backing that blocks the view both ways on flat single or double glazing.
From $22.95



Static cling, no glue
$37.95
An even matte white frost that turns clear glass into soft, light-filtering glass and blurs the view day and night. It clings with water and static instead of glue, and peels off clean.
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One roll of matte white PVC film that fixes to glass with water and static cling. Choose 17.7 or 21.7 in wide in 9.8 or 16.4 ft lengths, or 29.5, 35.4 or 45.3 in wide in 16.4 ft lengths. The wide rolls cover a patio door or a picture window with no seam across the middle.
The frost blurs the view in both directions, by day and at night, so it suits bathrooms, bedroom windows, the side lights of a front door and ground floor windows on the street. Daylight still comes through, softened, so the room does not go dark.
Shapes and colors close to the glass show as soft shadows. Someone standing right against the pane with a light behind them can show as a silhouette, as with any frosted glass.
Measure the glass inside the frame, not the frame itself. Pick a roll at least 1.5 in (4 cm) wider than the pane so you can trim a clean edge. One long roll covers several panes of the same width one after another: a 21.7 in x 16.4 ft roll covers four panes about 20 in wide and 47 in tall. The calculator on this page counts the rolls for your panes.
Clean the glass well, corners included, and scrape off any paint specks with a razor blade. Spray the glass generously with water and a drop of dish soap. Peel the film from its backing, spray the back of the film too, and lay it on the wet glass. Slide it into place, then squeegee from the center out to push the water and bubbles to the edges. Trim along the frame with a sharp knife, leaving a hairline gap, and squeegee once more. Small hazy spots are trapped water and dry out over a few days.
Our measure and make guide shows the whole method with pictures.
Smooth, flat glass inside the home: windows, glass doors, the dry side of a shower screen and glass cabinet doors. It will not hold on textured, patterned or already frosted glass, and it is not made for car windows. On double-pane windows or coated glass, check the window manufacturer's guidance first.
Lift a corner with a fingernail and peel. Static cling leaves no glue on the glass. Lay the film back on its backing, or on baking paper, and roll it loosely if you want to use it again.
No. Unlike mirror film, frosted film blurs the view both ways, day and night. With your lights on, people outside see a soft glow and blurred shapes, and a silhouette can show if someone stands right against the glass.
No. It lets the daylight through and softens it, so a room behind it stays bright. That is why it works so well in bathrooms and hallways.
Yes, on the inside of the window and on the dry side of a shower screen. Steam does not affect it, but water running over an edge for a long time can lift a corner, so keep it out of the direct spray.
Yes. Peel it slowly, lay it back on its backing or a sheet of baking paper and roll it loosely. Spray the glass and the film again when you put it back up.