Window Film Privacy Opaque Frosted Glass Film for Bathroom Living Room Bedroom Office Meeting Room 90*150cm By FANCY-FIX

• PROVIDES PRIVACY: Instantly increases the privacy of your shower door and any window in the home, at the office or at your place of business.
• EASY APPLICATION: Apply the frosted glass film to your window in just a few short minutes with the use of a small squeegee.
• ADHESIVE-FREE: Requires absolutely no adhesive, so you can rest assured knowing the film will never damage your windows or leave behind a sticky residue.
• DURABLE: Constructed out of a premium vinyl material which has been designed to withstand heat and steam for long lasting quality.
• AFFORDABLE: An inexpensive alternative to those costly frosted windowpanes and walk-in shower doors.

Our Adhesive-Free Frosted Privacy Window Film is one of our bestsellers!
This innovative film is the perfect privacy solution for shower doors, bathroom windows, office spaces and so much more.

People everywhere love our adhesive-free window film because it’s super easy to apply and is completely removable without leaving behind a sticky residue. It’s recommended for renters who want to add privacy to their space without the risk of damaging the windows or for homeowners who want the look of expensive frosted glass without having to spend too much.

What Included:
1 roll 90 cm by 150 cm window film
1 PIECE Simple Application Instruction

Measure your window, select the roll size you need and then click ‘ Add to Cart‘ to place your order today!

Quick Tips:
Step 01. Clean glass
Step 02.Wet glass with soapy water(or just clear water also work well)
Step 03. Remove from backing protect sheet (which is a kind of clear vinyl, please MAKE SURE remove it before you apply the window film to glass)
Step 04. Apply to wet glass and smooth with hands
Step 05. Squeegee away water and air bubbles.

Removal and Storage for Re-use
To remove, simply peel the window film from any corner. It comes off cleanly leaving no residue. When not in use, window film must be replaced and stored on the original backing paper. The side of the film that touched the glass should face the glossy side of the backing paper.