3D Stained Glass Window Film, Decorative Window Privacy Film for Bathroom,Front Door,Home, Sun Blocking Heat Control,Static Cling, Golden Ironwork 17.5inch x 47.24inch

We are in the process of buying shutters to cover all of our windows in our living room. Shutters would be too bulky on our door and I didn’t want to use a curtain. This vinyl is beautiful!!! Love all the colors without the pattern being overwhelming. The material itself is durable but not too thick. It has a slightly raised texture and looks amazinggg in sunlight. I wanted privacy but still allowing light to come in (this doesn’t reflect any rainbows or sparkly effects inside) Regarding night, I don’t have any photos at night but it still functions nicely. I cannot see anybody outside looking in unless they are super close to the backdoor. As for installation it took around 30-40 minutes with my husband’s help. Thankfully the vinyl comes with a squeegee that is very good. For first timers like myself I would highly recommend this:1.) Clean your window, any cleaner is fine.2.) Get dimensions of your area but add about 1” or 2” to each side for wiggle room. Just trimming the overall edges to be smaller (realistic to what you’ll actually be working with)3.) Cut to your dimensions with the 1” or 2” added.4.) Can quickly hang up your cut to see if it will at-least be in ballpark of the size you need.5.) Spray area with ton of water, basically want it dripping down.6.) Start from the top and work your way down slowly pulling away the backing. I had my husband hold the roll while I pulled the backing down, stuck it, and then squeegee it. While using the Squeegee, massage out any air or water bubbles.7.) Once it is all applied, I went back in with a FRESH blade on my box knife and sliced the extra sides off for a better fit. Even if you think your blade is not dull, just please get a new one, this will help tremendously.8.) Finally go back over all the edges ensuring it’s flat. Then you’re done!!Super easy, I promise you can do it. You just need to have the time and some patience for it.TLDR: It’s gorgeous during day and night time. More ideal if you had two people for install. Set time aside and go slow.

I love it! Had no privacy with our back door window and now we do! At first I thought the darker part on the film was black or brown and was concerned because I wanted the dark green. But once the backing is peeled off and it’s in the sun it is indeed dark green! Installation was fairly easy. We followed the instructions on the box it came in minus the “pre-cutting” we cut it on the window with a razor blade. We messed up a few spots but oh well! It’s not noticeable. The product itself is nice/textured/thick and we love the look.

I've applied this cling in two homes now and on multiple windows including a window in a steamy shower, and this is the best window cling out there. It stays put and looks beautiful. Below are my thoughts and tips (including photos).AESTHETICS: The thickness of the material, the depth of the textures, the different STYLES of textures, the way they applied the color, and the black lines (in this style in particular) all work together to really make this look like actual stained glass. Some have complained that due to the translucency of the material the black lines are more charcoal gray. This does not ruin the effect for me, personally. I love that it provides privacy yet allows lots of light to brighten your home. Blackout curtains can be a bit depressing.CUTTING and MEASURING:-First, don't assume it will come off the roll straight. I had to trim it to square it up.-In my opinion, this pattern should be centered on your window. I think it ruins the effect when it isn't (no one would make an off-center stained glass window, right?). Unfortunately, there is no grid pattern on the back. So you need to find the center and try to follow it around to mark it on the back and then measure out your sizes from the middle. More work but worth it.-I highly suggest cutting the cling to the size you need before applying and NOT trying to trim out the cling AFTER you've installed it on the window. It's awkward, the cling slides around, it will buckle, the cuts end up being jagged, it's not successful. Trim your piece to the size you want before applying, that is my advice to you!-The cling only clings to glass. Therefore, I would create your window pieces SLIGHTLY smaller than you need so no part of the cling is touching non-glass. If you don't, you'll get curling up edges.APPLICATION:-Just like hanging wallpaper, start at the top and then remove the backing as you work your way down. You can't use too much water. You'll likely be pulling it off and repositioning it and water makes this process easy.-I like that they provide a squeegee tool with a soft fabric end to help remove all the air bubbles without damaging the material. I would suggest running your hand over the window to make sure you've got all the bubbles out, they are hard to see because of the pattern.Now enjoy lots of ooh's and aah's from friends, family and neighbors!

I ordered the smallest size. It’s pretty and the quality is not bad, but the edges of the pattern don’t line up, so I had to trim one piece to get it somewhat lined up, which was difficult and it is far from perfect. You can see the seam in the picture. It doesn’t come with instructions, but it is pretty easy to apply (just spray the window with water, remove the backing from the film, apply it to the window, and squeegee out the excess water). The plastic squeegee tool is included.

This looks so pretty in my window but the pattern does not line up and the design kept peeling off. I was able to cut the edge and line it up as best as I could, it’s not super noticeable but I know it’s there and it could be better. Also I had trouble getting my corners to stick, I finally gave up and just left it because again its not super noticeable but could be better.UPDATE 10/30/24 The piece on the right side has unstuck and curled up on itself and the left side is beginning to do the same thing so this was a waste of $20.