Window graphics
Privacy film.
Window film for meeting rooms, treatment areas and commercial interiors where the view through the glass needs to be managed without replacing the glazing.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT ↗
A little more privacy. A lighter-feeling space.
Privacy film changes how clearly people can see through a pane. Frosted and decorative finishes can screen selected areas while leaving other parts clear. Begin with the privacy you need from each side, the activity behind the glass and whether views out remain important.
Make it work for your project.
Considered design. Planned installation.
The right specification.
Privacy is not the same as complete opacity. Silhouettes and movement can remain visible depending on the film, lighting and distance from the glass. Reflective films behave differently and should not be treated as guaranteed two-way privacy at all times. Discuss samples under conditions similar to the intended room.
Ready for the site.
Identify the glazing type and any coatings or existing films before selecting a product. Film compatibility, edge treatment and cleaning instructions matter to the finished result. Where glass also needs manifestation, the required collision-visibility treatment should be checked separately rather than assumed from privacy coverage.
Let’s get your project started.
Send the details below to our Norwich team. We will discuss the specification, artwork and completion date before preparing your quotation.
- Photos and sizes of each pane, with doors identified
- Required privacy from each side and preferred coverage
- Glazing details, existing films and intended installation date
From brief to finished display.
- Share your requirements, photographs and intended date.
- Agree the quoted items, material specification and delivery or fitting arrangements.
- Check the artwork, wording and dimensions before approving production.
- Arrange collection, delivery or installation as agreed.
Your questions. Answered.
Will people still see silhouettes?
They may, depending on the film, lighting and how close someone stands to the glass. Discuss a sample where privacy is particularly sensitive.
Does privacy film replace manifestation?
Not automatically. The responsible team should confirm whether the proposed design also meets the applicable visibility requirements.
Can old film be removed?
Removal can be discussed after checking the glass, film and access. The condition of the existing installation affects the work involved.
A little more guidance.
Glass manifestation: what the regulations ask ↗
Plan visible glass markings for doors and screens, understand England’s building guidance and prepare a practical manifestation specification.
Frosted window film vs etched glass ↗
Compare an applied decorative film with a finish formed in the glass itself. The right choice depends on existing glazing, privacy, branding, future changes and the wider fit-out.
Explore related signage.
Frosted manifestation ↗
Frosted film patterns for glazed doors and screens, combining a considered appearance with an agreed manifestation design for the building.
Talk to our Norwich team.
Visit Broadland Digital at Vulcan House, Vulcan Road North, Norwich, NR6 6AQ. Arrange a conversation about your project, materials and artwork, or send your photographs by email to get started.
Discuss a project.
Tell us about your premises, the signs you need and the date you are working towards. Send photographs and approximate sizes if you have them.
Broadland Digital, Vulcan House, Vulcan Road North, Norwich, NR6 6AQ · Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5pm