Artscape Iris Window Film - 24x36 inches Review

Artscape Iris window film has an absolutely great design but the print is much larger than expected. I bought for a double hung bathroom/powder window (30" x 60") and while I love the design, the pattern overwhelmed the space. I chose Artscape Old English Film in the room and it worked great, was easy to install/adjust/remove and sticks well. Please note that there are no chart lines on the back of the slide, so you must measure carefully and use a straight cutting tool. You can also use a…

I need to keep my apartment away from nosy neighbors, but I want to open the blinds and let the light in as I now have to work from the living room. I checked many options and decided on it. The price was reasonable for the size I received (24" x 38") and it arrived quickly considering we are going through a terrible pandemic. It was pretty darn easy to take care of myself and it's perfect. The reason I gave it 4 stars is only because my windows are 44 inches so I can't close the whole window…

Had to buy two rolls because our windows are 27" wide rather than 24" but it worked out fine. It's hard to tell where the line is unless you get pretty close. Our bedroom is across from our neighbors' side door in their garage and has a window. So I pull up the blinds to let in some light and just get out of the shower, or we'll change. etc. boom they work in the garage right away. (Their door is a little to the side, not directly in front of our window, but that was just annoying). So this…

It's beautiful and so easy to make. I used 3 doors from an old house to build a partial wall. Encapsulated lacquer/wood, thoroughly cleaned glass. Cut the window film 1/4 inch larger than the window. From the side of the door I wanted to apply a film, I sprayed water on the glass. The lining removed. Starting at the top of the window, start placing the film on the glass, slowly removing the bubbles (using the tool I received with the film) until all the bubbles are removed and the film is in…

The pattern is nice but the description is misleading. The description states that this is a repeating pattern, suitable for any window, but does not take into account that if more than 1 sheet is used, only the edges will match. I have a thin window on the side of my front door where I wanted to use this. Since the dimensions are narrow (7x69) I bought a sheet that is more than enough to cover the window. I cut off one strip and went to cut the second and found that the pattern couldn't match…

I have had them fitted to the windows that face the car park which is crowded with a lively bar on Park Street. They work great. They let light in, but everything is blurry outside. When you look inside, it's the same on the outside. The only downside is that the height was less than an inch (as you can see in the picture). However, since I'm only sticking this film to the bottom half of the window, I just use the bottom of the blinds to hide that inch and the problem is solved. I had to add…

I bought this to see how it would work for closing small windows in my basement. I am very happy with this purchase. The material is thick and easy to work with, and the pattern looks better than the product photos here. I spent time installing it but it was worth it. It does let in a lot of light, but nothing can be seen, just movement and very blurry outlines. The attached photos show the exterior at night, a close-up of the film, and the interior by day. A few installation tips: 1) Clean the