Compare smart film viewing and privacy appearance. We’ll help you consider the light, views, and privacy needs of your home or workplace.
Start with the room and the result you need. Compare viewing appearance, privacy appearance and light transmission in conditions like yours. Then check panel sizes, controls, installation requirements and written product coverage.
VEIL pairs a clear viewing state with a white frosted privacy state. Consider it for bathrooms, living areas, meeting rooms, and interior partitions where a lighter appearance suits the space.
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ECLIPSE brings a noticeably grey tone to the glass without reading as black. Consider it for street-facing rooms, offices, and interiors where a darker architectural finish suits the design.
Ask About ECLIPSEDiscuss the exact product and its measured light transmission before choosing a darker finish. A dark appearance does not establish blackout performance.
Discuss Your Film RequirementsSupplied manufacturer specifications
These figures use the manufacturer’s Clear, Deep Grey and Black color labels. They are manufacturer-reported values, not independent testing or an installation guarantee. Confirm the exact product specified for your project.
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ON means the powered viewing state; OFF means the unpowered privacy state. Haze describes light scattering and is separate from light transmission. The sheets report switching times of ≤10 ms from OFF to ON and ≤200 ms from ON to OFF. Power figures are per square metre of film; controller losses and operating time affect system consumption.
The Black film still transmits light: its sheet lists more than 5% visible light transmission in the OFF state. It should not be described as complete blackout. Grey and Black sheet tolerances are reproduced as written; their interpretation should be confirmed with the supplier.
Performance depends on the specified product and installation conditions. Review a physical sample in the intended lighting. Ask for the applicable written warranty and care instructions for your selected product.
Keep it simple with a dedicated remote, with included components confirmed in your quote. For a more integrated installation, we can also plan a wall switch or coordinate compatible smart-home and building controls.
The right option depends on the film, wiring route, control platform, and when we join the project. Planning during framing gives the cleanest path for concealed wiring, but finished spaces can still be assessed for retrofit installation.
Explore the TechnologyNo single film belongs exclusively to residential or commercial projects. Compare the finish in your lighting, and discuss the product specifications relevant to your installation.
Privacy possibilities for everyday living and work.
Frosted mode lets light through while obscuring the view.
Switch to clear mode when you want to see through the glass.
Change privacy with a control instead of moving a covering.
Add privacy without hanging blinds or curtains across the glass.
Choose controls that suit the people using the space.
Begin with the privacy you need, the view you want in clear mode and the finish that suits the room. VEIL has a lighter white-frosted appearance; ECLIPSE has a grey appearance. Compare the specified products in relevant lighting before deciding.
Ask about your spaceColor alone does not establish the privacy level. Light transmission, haze, lighting contrast and viewing distance all matter. Compare the specific product’s viewing and privacy states, rather than choosing only by the color name.
Understand appearance and privacyFrosted privacy film still transmits light. The supplied black-film sheet lists more than 5% visible light transmission when switched off, so it should not be described as complete blackout. If you need a dark bedroom or projection room, discuss that requirement separately.
The deep-grey and black technical sheets list UV resistance of at least 99%. The clear-film UV entry needs clarification. These sheets do not provide verified heat-rejection or energy-saving figures. Confirm the selected film and glass configuration before relying on a performance claim.
Service life depends on the product, installation, environment and care. Ask for the selected manufacturer’s guidance and operating conditions. An expected service life is different from a written warranty; neither should be assumed from a generic hour or year claim.
Review warranty and support questions
Share photos of your glass and tell us what matters most: the view, the finish, or privacy at particular times. We’ll help you compare the options.
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