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Product: Haton One Way Window Film Mirror Effect, Daytime Privacy Window Tint, Adhesive Reflective Glass Cling Covering, Sun Blocking Anti UV Heat Control Sticker for Home Office, 17.5 x 78.7 inches, Silver
Brand: Haton
Color: Silver
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Haton mirror privacy window film sun blocking anti UV
Create Beauty and Privacy for Home -Mirror window film protects you from prying eyes while allowing you to see the outside during the day. The outside glass shows mirror effect enhancing the looks of your house. When the inside light is stronger than outside at night, the mirror effect will be reversed. Remember to draw the curtains at night
Heat Insulation & Effectively Block UV Rays -UV blocking mirror window Film blocks out 99% of UV rays and 85% of infrared rays and allows natural light in, reducing fading and aging of furniture. It also blocks out most of the sun, effectively preventing glare and reducing some of the heat to improve indoor comfort
New Super Glue Design -Adhesive mirror film can firmly adhere to the glass surface, long service life, not easy to fall off. Window films with super glue can play an explosion-proof role, once the glass is hit by an unexpected impact, the glass fragments will not splash, it will stick to the window film to protect you from harm
Widely Used in Summer -Mirror effect window film privacy can be used in sliding doors, balconies, shop windows, living rooms, waiting areas, bedrooms, attics, and anywhere windows where you want to block UV light or intense heat. Help save energy costs and keep your rooms or offices cooler in hot summer. (Not applicable to double glazing glass)
Easy to Install -Be sure to remove the backing film and spray plenty of water on both sides of the adhesive and the window before use. It can not only be pasted on a clean glass surface, but also can be pasted on a plastic or cracked glass surface. This is a heat insulation mirror film, the privacy effect is by them strength of contrast of light to decide