Everything You Need to Know About Privacy Window Film For Your Home or Business Windows.
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2021
- In this video, we go over everything you need to know about privacy window film, to ensure you make the right decision when installing privacy window film on your home or business windows.
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3:03 is where people are most confused about reflective films (or one-way mirror) and you explained it perfectly.
So many Phuckin videos and you're the only one that answered if it works at night. Thank you. 👍
So much value in under 10 minutes. Thank you!!!
Great video, you answered questions, honest, and very smooth editing... awesome work, thank you this video helped.
Hi Joe. One of the most important question you answered is about privacy inside at night and uiu your answer is not because the lights inside and the darkness out side. But at night with out private, I’m able to see if have someone looking to my house or the light from inside make hard for the people inside see.
Excellent video. Very well explained. Thank you.
Thanks for the explanation.. Super helpful!
Thanks Joe - you da man when it comes to explaining the different film types.
Shame you are not UK based
We had massive north facing windows in our living room and it was like a sauna and the air com was on all the time, after fitting the film with the extra heat furniture hold it reduced the heat by 80%.
By all accounts it holds the heat in the window and the breeze blows it away from the outside as well as reducing the sun's direct heat.
Thanks bud, works like a charm.
Huh… if you’re in the northern hemisphere, North facing windows would be less hot than south facing windows. Did you even bother to check the windows direction, or the heat in the room? Light doesn’t automatically mean a room will be hot. It seems like you’re just making things up at this point in order to have a reason to complain about stuff in your house.
@@macysondheim I Guess it's because I'm in Australia and the north has hot sun hitting the windows the film holds the heat in the window and the breeze cools the window down.
Obviously you didn't think of it.
Very informative thank you, I’ve asked at the stall and the guy seemed to just try and sell me the most expensive without any of this information
Birds will be soo happy that there is a reflective film for windows :)
If we apply the film from both sides will it provide privacy in the night too?
Great video, 1 question....I placed privacy tint I purchased from home depot, and I've noticed when the sun is beaming on the window, or the light on in your home it seems like ppl can see inside, will doubling film prevent this?
Can this reflective tint be layered? Like with the deco privacy film?
Do you guys service the Dallas area?
What about golden tint. Don't want to get depressed looking at dark blue lighting outside.
I read a mention about mirrored film lessening reception to cell phones. Does it? If so does it get worse with say a 20% compared to a 70%?
Nice video. Short and to the point.
Good question and hoping Jason and Team can answer this. Tinted glass often has metal additives that can heavily absorb Wi-Fi signals. Unless these things are non-metalized film?
Hi Joe, I have been trying to reach you all; do you have a an office here in Houston/Katy area?
HI! THANK YOU for the video. we are thinking 40% dual reflective. we have 5 windows (residential) of various sizes. we are budget conscious buyer :). What product/brand would you recommend we use?
How do you like it? Was it affordable?
Great detailed video. What are the film specs used in this project?
Do you ship to Manila?
Nice....
How long would the film last if placed on the exterior side?
Do
You come to Pensacola
What is the best film if i want to build a mirror booth?
is there an obscure glass shade film to add to the privacy?
Should I worry about a window that gets a lot of sun and gets really hot? Would it crack the glass?
at nightime with the lights inside is it hard to see out because of the reflection
can i tint my normal house windows (not aluminium) with car window film
Can house plants still get enough light
Can you send the sample for front door and sliding Doot film .
My concern is clarity while viewing out the window. I should be able to see bark on trees or a license plate on a car. The films I have are blurry. Do you have a better film that is crystal clear like glass?
Hi guy! This is not really my thing therefore I need help from you who know more.
I want a window film, Just for privacy so people can’t see me from the outside. Same time I want us much sunlight from outside us much. As much sun brightness from outside. So what is the best window film for me? Thank u for your help/tips.
Ayy miralo!
What can be used to make an entry door window private for NIGHT TIME when the entry hall is lighted?
I guess you can use curtains or binds
@@asdf83917thanks for nothing as always, we wanna watch our area, cars and neighbors without them knowing duh.
It's physics, there is no window film that stops looking in at night. You can't change the physics of how it works. The only option would be a one-way mirror instead of clear glass. That will always prevent someone seeing through but you can look outward.
Just get frosted window film
I guess unless we point a light source outside pointed to the door
I followed the link, but you only cover Houston & we're in FL. Maybe you could mention that in future videos. Great content though.👍🏼
We definitely need it here in florida
@@mrvictorin08 No doubt!
Can this work for glass shower doors? Even in the night?
I want a film that is completely transparent (100% clear) looking from inside to outside but 100% opaque when someone from the outside looks in. Is that something you have?
I want exactly this too... I hope science is here yet!!!
👍🏼
I like it, but I dont want a mirror effect.
getting my windows done with dual reflective 35%
I'm using them so I can avoid the annoyance of constant construction workers and repairmen on our street.
Do these work at nighttime with the lights turned on ?
Did you even watch the video? He answer this question. It’s a No. people can see you more at night from out side; if your don’t have blinds or curtain covering the window
are the films permanent? can we remove it without damaging
Yes you can remove it no problem. It’s a cling so there is no glue.
@@Matt82 thx
privacy with those "onesided mirrors"... lol... even at day time it can be see through... you need about 8x the strengh of light outside compared to inside... so no real privacy here... also this reflections may be disliked by your neighbours and or traffic and you'll get into issues... also you need to be careful with the reflection of heat if you don't have single plane windows...
Why do you charge more for instalation on a better film. They both instal the same way
Better film= more expensive material normally
Something occurred to me with all this reflective windows, birds might start getting injured or killed by colliding into the windows,the birds might think they can proceed to fly forward and collide, imagine the hummingbirds, crows, etc getting hurt. Many birds died by hitting windows with no curtains.
they hit sometimes in normal windows - with this shit they hit all the time
I need that to much fast people around
Can this be used on a car lol
Why is their nothing for night and day privacy
It's physics, the films do not work that way at night.
I wonder the same thing why can’t it work for day and night
Very informative. Dark you represent the company well. However, you are wordy and avoid the truth; you quote small prices but if anyone can do math you are very, very, very over priced. I was raised to beware of people who don't answer the QUESTIONS ❓. Honest is hard but in the end you WIN.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
So even at 5% darkest, ppl. Can see instead of the house at night? 👎
Veritasium??? 😂
I read a mention about mirrored film lessening reception to cell phones. Does it? If so does it get worse with say a 20% compared to a 70%?
Nice video. Short and to the point.
That's metallic tint. most of these films are carbon. the metallic is more expensive and doesn't necessarily have to be reflective to be able to block cell phone (radio/micro waves) you can get the blackest metallic tint and it'll block radio waves. while getting the most reflective carbon tint that does not block radio waves.