Frosted and Privacy Film for Glass Offices

• Meeting rooms and boardrooms with glass walls.
• Open-plan offices that need defined zones.
• Reception glass screens and counters.
• Medical, legal and consulting rooms where conversations are private.
• Shopfront and interior glazing that needs a branded band.

It also adds safety markings to glass doors and full-height panels so people notice them.

• Full frost: the whole glass panel is frosted for maximum privacy.
• Gradient or fade: frost that fades from opaque to clear.
• Band or strip: a horizontal frosted band at seated or standing eye level, with clear glass above and below.
• Cut-out logo or text: clear letters in a frosted field, or frosted letters on clear glass.
• Pattern and dot films: repeated shapes for privacy and decoration.
• Printed film: full-colour graphics on frosted or clear film for brand walls, see Office Wall Graphics.

• Frosted vinyl: a translucent film that gives an etched-glass appearance.
• Cut vinyl: opaque or coloured vinyl for text, lines and logos.
• Printed film with laminate: for colour graphics and photos.
• Perforated vinyl: allows partial see-through from inside, see Retail Window Graphics for one-way options.

Film is applied to the glass surface; the glass type and condition are checked at survey.

Window film is not a lit product, but it behaves well with lighting. Frosted panels glow softly when lit from behind, which can suit reception and feature walls. If you want a deliberately lit panel, look at Slimline LED Lightboxes or Edge-Lit Acrylic Signs.

• For printed graphics on solid walls, see Office Wall Graphics.
• For one-way vision on shopfronts, see Retail Window Graphics.
• For short-term promotions, see Promotional Window Decals.
• For permanent etched or engraved glass-style signage, Etched Metal Signs and Engraved Metal Plaques offer a metal alternative.

Choose film when you want privacy or branding on existing glass at lower disruption than replacing panels.

• Glass type: some glass, such as heat-treated or double-glazed units, needs the right film and method; we confirm at survey.
• Contrast and visibility: markings on glass doors should be at an obvious height and contrast with the background behind.
• Interior or exterior application: inside-face film protects it from weather, while outside-face film needs an exterior-grade product.
• Heat and sun: strong sun can affect adhesion over time, so placement is checked.
• Removal: film can usually be removed, but condition depends on age and sun exposure.
• Approvals: in leased buildings, landlords or body corporates may need to consent to changes to glass or facades.

• Total glass area to be covered.
• Film type: plain frost, cut pattern or full-colour print.
• Design complexity and number of unique elements.
• Surface prep and glass condition.
• Access, including height and number of panes.
• Removal of any existing film first.

Allow the film to cure before cleaning. After that, use a soft cloth and mild soapy water; avoid scrapers and ammonia-based cleaners. Do not stick tape or posters onto the film. Tell us about the film type if you plan future removal or changes.

We fit film by appointment from our Rivonia base, for offices and glass interiors across Gauteng.

• Sandton
• Johannesburg
• Pretoria
• Midrand
• Centurion
• Rosebank