A window that displays your message during the day and continues to work in the evening, with a light behind it.
An image that is clear to both those passing by outside and those standing inside.
Less visibility into your shop or office, whilst still letting daylight in.
You’ll be taken straight to the calculation module, where you can enter the size and quantity yourself and see the price straight away.
Orders are placed via printvis.be, our own ordering system. There, you can calculate the price based on your chosen size and quantity. You create your own design using the editor within the system, so you do not need to provide a print-ready file.
One-way vision has a 60/40 ratio and is designed to allow you to see out from the inside: from the outside, people see your print; from the inside, you can see through the perforations. Two-way vision has a ratio of 70/30 and is translucent, meaning the image remains visible from both sides and glows when backlit. You can therefore choose between a see-through option or an image that works both ways.
It comes down to the balance between the film and the perforations: two-way vision has a larger solid area, whilst one-way vision has more holes. A larger solid area results in a richer image and less visibility through the film. More perforations mean a better view outwards and a lighter image.
Limited. There are still perforations, so the glass isn’t completely opaque, but the view out is less clear than with the one-way vision version. If an unobstructed view is your main priority, go for the one-way version.
The film is translucent, so it lets light through rather than blocking it. If you place lighting behind it – such as shop window spotlights or a lightbox – the image will glow and remain legible even in the dark.
Up to 2 years, both indoors and outdoors. In the ordering module, this version is therefore listed as ‘2j’, straight or shaped. If you require a longer lifespan, please see the longer-lasting versions under ‘one-way vision’.
Make sure it’s dry, as perforated film won’t stick if it’s wet. Work from top to bottom, smoothing the film out from the centre towards the edges. Our own team can also come and do this for you on site, using our own aerial platform for windows that are higher up.
This film is commonly used on rear windows for notices and advertising. The Highway Code specifies which windows on a vehicle may be covered with film, so please check the regulations for your type of vehicle.
Yes, both straight and custom-shaped options are available. So you can either place a strip across the centre of the window, or have the film cut to fit the outline of your logo.
Available by the piece, even for a single pane.
Limited to the width of the roll. For a wide shop window, we use strips that fit snugly together.
The white film allows light to pass through rather than blocking it. As a result, the image lights up as soon as there is a light source behind it, just like a backlit fabric in a lightbox.
With a 70/30 ratio, there is more film and less transparency, so the image appears richer and the view out is less clear. One-way vision with a 60/40 ratio allows slightly more light through and is the best choice when it is important to be able to see out from inside the shop.
This film is made of PVC and is collected as such. Perforated films are also difficult to recycle, as cutting them leaves behind film waste.
If you need your window to serve a purpose even after closing time, a two-way vision sticker is the perfect solution. The film allows light to pass through. If there is lighting behind the glass, your image will light up like a lightbox and remain legible from both sides. That is precisely what sets it apart from a one way vision sticker. This has a higher perforation ratio, 60/40, and is designed to allow you to see out from the inside whilst passers-by only see your print. Two-way vision has a ratio of 70/30: a larger printed area and therefore less visibility through the film, in exchange for a clear view from both sides. During the day, the film reduces the sun’s glare and limits the view in, which is particularly important for entrance doors and street-level office windows. It works just as well for short-term campaigns as it does for a window that may remain closed for years.
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With a light source behind it, you get a light box effect and the graphic is visible from both sides. Without a light source behind it, it functions as a standard perforated window film.
That sheen keeps the colours deep, which makes a difference as soon as the film is illuminated from within.
Sandblast film, Easy dot stickers, One way vision sticker, Window stickers, Mirror sticker and Static stickers.
Other stickers and lettering