Bronze Matte Film for Glass

Bronze matte film puts a light bronze frost on the glass. The glass stops being see-through from both sides and keeps letting the daylight in — the same effect as a white frosted film, only in bronze.

Where Bronze Matte Film Is Used

This is the film people take when they want a matte finish but not a white one:

• Glass office partitions.
• Entrance and internal doors.
• Glass in cabinets, wardrobes and storage furniture.
• Bathrooms and shower areas — one of the most ordered films for bathroom window film for privacy.
• Sports and healthcare buildings.

Privacy from Both Sides, Day and Night

A matte film does not depend on the light: it screens the same way in daylight and after dark, from both sides of the glass. That is the difference from a mirror film, which only works while it is brighter outside and reverses at night.

Cut to Your Sizes

The bronze matte film is cut to your window dimensions in inches, so the pieces arrive ready to go on the glass with nothing left over to pay for. The tools and the mounting solution concentrate go into the order, along with a free piece of film to practise on.

Installation is straightforward: the film is self-adhesive and goes on with mounting solution, and the glass does not have to come out of the frame. It can also be taken off again later.

Life Span and Care for the Film

• Service life 9 years and more.
• Clean it with ordinary household cleaners and a soft cloth.
• No abrasive cleaners and no blades or sharp tools — the matte surface scratches more easily than glass does.

Other Options

If bronze is not the color you need, the same matte and frosted effect comes in others:

• Stella-white matt film — white-grey matte, VLT 71%.
• Stella-milk matte film — milky white, VLT 67%.
• Solo 002 — frost film in a cool grey, VLT 75%.
• Solo Gold — frost film with a gold tone.
• Solo 112 — frost film with a silver-grey look.
• Solo Clear matt — a light fog effect.
• Solo 002 Bubble free — frost film with an adhesive that lets the air out during the install.

More on these in the frosted window tint and private window film sections.