Window Film Period Victorian Style

[pj38]

Hi All

I've used this before where in a small area I've not wanted to reglaze ,but would you recoment best type to use from experionce ( make/supplier) . It is for bottom half in a sash window in a bathroom want some provacy but I cant got to trouble of removing glass plus its crown glass.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Many Thanks

[Feltwell]

Cheapie Ebay stuff lasted about 8 years in our downstairs loo, which I thought was OK. It was the type where you spray water onto the glass and it clings - rather than being self-adhesive - much less likely to get bubbles beneath it. Looked surprisingly good, was only intended as a short term quick fix!

[pj38]

I've seen Peels of London do them i might try there ?

[CliffordPope]

I've seen Peels of London do them i might try there ?

I thought for a moment the thread was going to feature an old film with nice period detail - I've never seen "Peels of London".

[Feltwell]

Hmm - don't fancy their stained glass effect, but I've seen films that do a pretty good facsimile of acid etched glass, that could work.

[a twig]

We used purlfrost for our window films in our old place, really good stuff (was a few years ago though so usual disclaimers etc)

https://www.purlfrost.com/