Lifetree One Way Clear Window Film Privacy: Heat Reflective Mirror Window Film for Glass Windows Daytime Anti Glare with Adhesive, UV Window Tint Film Sun Blocker for Home Office (Silver, 45 * 200cm)

I honestly don't know why this has so many bad reviews.It's really easy to install, It comes with multiple tools to help with installation, such as a razor to cut the film.The Visibility is great after installation, and it works as intended. Very effective.I did find that when I first installed it, I had a lot of creases and air bubbles, but after properly reading the instructions, I was able to get a nice fit without that many air bubbles or creases.This is a great value for money very nice.

It looks alright on the window but simply wasn't right. The side that was adhesive was the side you can see through which I want on the inside of the window. Wouldn't stay stuck if I tried sticking the mirrored side to the window. Not sure if I was meant to put it on the outside of the window but definitely not advertised that way and no use as I'm using it on first floor. When installed this way you can feel the sticky residue on the film which isn't good. Wouldn't recommend as it's definitely not how window films are meant to be. I have others round my house and this does not meet that standard.

The product comes with all the tools needed to get the job done, including the safety blade and scraper to remove air/water bubbles.Very easy to install. Simply cut the sheet a little bigger than the intended surface, spray both the window and sheet with water (or water and soap solution) and apply. It’s then easy to remove the bubbles working from the centre out to the edges as you go. All in all, I did four biggish windows in about 15 minutes so pretty fast to install.They are really effective in the daytime (see photos). Even when you approach the windows from the outside and press your head against the glass, you really struggle to see inside. The effectiveness at night is lessened, but still better than just having bare glass (but we shut the blinds anyway).The tint is quite dark even in the day, so consider the effect it has on the ambiance in the room. It’s a sacrifice we are willing to make given the extra privacy we wanted, especially with our kids having a tendency to prance about without clothes (honestly, don’t know why we waste money buying them clothes!).I can’t really comment on their effect on heat loss or preventing the room getting too hot, I guess time will tell.

This film is perfect and the kit is so good. I have used this in my front window and it works so well. Gives a grey tint to the inside and totally blocks the view in from outside. The kit provided made it the easiest film to install and it looks great.

I recently installed window tints on a few windows in my home, and overall the experience was pretty good. The tint came with all the tools needed for application—spray bottle, squeegee, and a cutter—which made the process a lot easier. The film itself was good quality, and with a bit of patience, it went on smoothly without too many bubbles.One thing to note: while the tint definitely reduces glare and adds a layer of privacy, it's not completely opaque. You can still partially see through it from the outside, especially during the day depending on the lighting and angle. So if you're looking for total privacy, this might not fully deliver—but it does help.All in all, it’s a solid option if you're trying to cut down on heat and sun exposure while giving your windows a cleaner, more modern look.

I found it easy to install and follow the instructions provided, at night time with light on people can still see you through the window but day time they can not.In addition to privacy, the film offers UV protection, blocking harmful rays and reducing glare, which is ideal for maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. Its adhesive backing ensures easy installation, and the film is designed to be durable and long-lastingOverall, this window film is a great choice for daytime privacy, glare reduction, and UV protection, making it a practical addition to any home.

The media could not be loaded. I honestly don’t know why this product has any negative reviews, it really is good!There’s a review where the film has peeled off the window, ignore it - they didn’t peel off the protective film before applying it. It’s impossible for this to fall off the window as it’s sticky.It’s not for people expecting an easy job but it really is good if you give yourself time and don’t expect it to apply itself!I made a couple of mistakes on the first window but I didn’t make them again. Each mistake was down to me and not the product.Read all the instructions before starting and you’ll be fine. Top tip… you can’t overspray the window, the more you spray the easier it is to apply.

Fitting sounds easy but isn't. Measuring isn't so easy as the film tries to roll up. When the backing is pulled from the film, the film tries to fold up and leave an awful crease. When I avoided that, and actually get the sides apart I found that the film had folded itself round and stuck to itself. That utterly ruins it, as it does NOT come apart from itself. I've managed to cut the ruined part off and stick the rest to the glass to see what it looks like, in my upstairs office. From inside it makes a big difference in the evening sun. From outside you can't see through it. If it had worked it would have been good value for money.BUT, perhaps because of the issue in re-cutting it, it picked up bits of fluff from the room generally so despite cleaning the glass thoroughly there are bits under the film, and getting the air bubbles out was a real trial and still not complete.I've previously used non-adhesive static cling film which was frosted, but liked the idea of being able to see out. I will now be going back to static-cling again and removing this.It came with a hobby knife, a squeegee and a spray bottle, which seemed overkill (I've got all of those things) but ONLY TWO "PEEL OFF" stickers, so if you think you can use the film for a second window pane, you've got to carefully get them off the first film and reattach them to the backing until then.