White Frosted Bathroom Window Film
Our Bathroom Frosted Window Film is our most opaque privacy film making it ideal for bathrooms, showers or areas where privacy is a concern. Available by the metre in 1m or 1.2m width, or cut to size to your exact measurements. Easy to apply in minutes to any smooth non-textured glass.
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Product Description
Make Your Bathroom Window Opaque In Minutes
- Self-adhesive
- Resistant to condensation
- By the metre or cut to size
- Easy to apply with no bubbles
- Free application tool
- 5 year warranty
Our Purlfrost branded bathroom frosted window film is our most opaque at close range and allows 70% of light in. Due to the extra opacity, this film is ideal for privacy in the bathroom or shower room, or for security purposes where valuable items need to be out of sight.
You can purchase our film by the metre off the roll, or cut to your exact measurements which makes light work of the application process. Our Purlfrost branded films come with our own trademark backing paper allowing you to easily mark and cut your film, and create your very own bespoke designs, should you wish to.
Our white frosted film is also available from various UK based retailers.
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Is bathroom frosted film resistant to condensation?
Yes, the film is resistant to condensation, but avoid direct contact with water. If you are using the film on a shower cubicle, apply it on the outside.
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Can the bathroom film be applied to any glass?
Window film can be applied to any types of windows or doors on smooth, non textured glass.
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How easy is the film to apply?
Very easy, and very quick. To apply the film, all you'll need are a few basic tools, and we even throw in a small application tool with your order for free. Soapy water is the key ingredient, which allows you a bubble free application. Take a minute to watch our video tutorial. It's really that easy.
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Can bathroom frosted film be applied externally?
Yes, frosted film can be used on glass balconies for example, but there's no warranty for external use. The film will last for many years as long as it is not in direct contact with the elements.
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