Film with a Film with a mirror effect

With mirror window films nobody can see you, while you can see everything. Installing these films on glass creates a mirror effect — a "spy" window that lets only one side see what is happening on the other, while remaining unseen.

Mirror films are in fact reflective films and work according to light intensity. The side with stronger light gets the mirror effect. In daylight, the glass looks like a mirror from the outside, while from the inside there is only a slight tint with excellent visibility. After dark, with the lights on inside, the effect reverses — so additional privacy protection such as curtains or blinds is recommended for that period.

Mirror films are a great solution for all ground-floor buildings as well as glass office buildings. During standard working hours, when daylight is strongest, mirror film provides complete privacy protection and maximum thermal insulation.

Spy films are used by the police, at airports, and in many other facilities that require privacy — even in the entertainment industry. The picture shows the spy film that the Black Glass team installed in the Big Brother house.

Mirror films are available in 3 shades, i.e. 3 levels of reflection — slight, moderate and strong — which affect their ability to reject solar heat, i.e. the level of heat protection.