Questions and Answers for Artscape New Leaf 24 in. x 36 in. Window Film

A:  One decorative window film is included.

A:  one

A:  One 24 in. x 36 in. sheet is in each package.

A:  There is only one sheet per tube. It is beautiful, and as my kitchen window looks out into neighbors living room 20 foot away, I have privacy now when I wash the dishes. (I put it on the outside pane of a garden window) It still lets in sunshine and the colors are vivid.

A:  One sheet. It can be an expensive home improvement endeavor but I have never regretted it.

A:  I think it would work best on a smooth surface. It's basically a sticker.

A:  I wouldn't apply it to a heavy texture.

A:  no, I don't believe it will. It has to stick to flat glass.

A:  No, Artscape films can only be used on a smooth non-textured surface.

A:  The instructions say that it will not adhere to textured glass. In an older house such as ours however, with frosted glass windows in the bathrooms, the "pebbled" side is inside; one could removed the window and install the film on the outer side, provided there is a storm window to keep the film from being exposed to weather.

A:  Can't really say. Mine is on a shady window. But I would be like to asume it would since it controls sun glare.

A:  So far it is working to reduce heat from direct sun on my window

A:  Doesn't control heat, but lets sun in beautifully.

A:  This film does NOT reflect light & or heat as part of its design

A:  Artscape Window Film is primarily decorative, and is not designed to control heat.

A:  Yes! We applied it to a frosted glass and it worked fabulously.

A:  If glass is flat, should work.

A:  I'm not 100% sure about that, but I would think it would be able to be used.

A:  I don't see why not, but easy way to check it out. Get a plastic sticky applicay that you can buy at any dollar store use it to stick to the window first , if they stick so will the window film. Mine has been on for three years now with no problems at all. I did use the recommended spray that they sell with it. Still loving my window.

A:  No it needs a smooth surface to cling to.

A:  Yes, the area around the design is clear.

A:  no-Its perfect for a bathroom

A:  no- just light comes through

A:  It is not possible to see through this window.

A:  no

A:  No I don't believe this product would hold up long on the outside.

A:  yes. but will eventually fall off if there is rain or snow!

A:  I don't know how the cold weather would effect it, but I'm sure it would be okay when the temperature is warmer.

A:  No. This is made for interior use.

A:  Yes, these will also work on out door windows.

A:  yes, it would work fine for night privacy

A:  This film obscures vision as installed on the inside as directed. You literally have to have your nose against the window to make out any real objects in detail. If absolute privacy is required, then I may chose a different film from this line.

A:  The New Leaf pattern is translucent to some degree in either day time or night.hours. If you hold your hand directly behind the film you will be able to see your hand clearly, the further away you move from the film the more distorted images become. As far as an interior or exterior installation are concerned, both would provide the same level of privacy, an interior application would ensure that the film is not pulled off by anyone looking to peek in.

A:  Absolutely!

A:  I don't think it matters if it is installed in or out. The pattern would be the deciding factor for privacy. I have looked inside our window from the outside at night with all the bedroom lights on and could not see through it.

A:  Should be simple to just peal off from the corner. But if it's stuck try using a hair dryer on it to soften gently then try pulling off again. I personally have never tried to take it off cause I love mine also.

A:  peal it off. It is not stuck on with glue. just static.

A:  Just pick up one corner of it and slowly pull it off.

A:  You simply pull it off the window. There are no adhesives on this window film so it removes easily.

A:  Artscape films use no adhesive so will peel right off!

A:  Yes it should hide a crack. Just spray glass cleaner or water on window an smooth product on & work out air bubbles. Very easy.

A:  Artscape films use no adhesives, they stay on the glass via a suction and require a smooth non-textured surface. The crack would allow for air to get in-between the film and glass and could cause the film to fall off the glass so unfortunately Artscape wouldn't work with this type of application.

A:  Plate window glass is extremely dangerous! Be very careful. First of all, Tape over the crack on both sides to help stop it traveling. then tape over the whole sheet of glass, on diagonals [x] corner to corner. Clear packing tape works well. Replacement is necessary. Pretty patterned window film will camouflage the danger of broken glass, but replacement is necessary as soon as possible, sooner if you have children in the home.

A:  Im sure that would cover

A:  This will definitely hide the crack and seal out moisture and air too. Very little pressure is used to apply it, kind of like putting on a sticker it clings easily to the glass.

A:  Not that I could find. You cannot piece together without showing a visible seam.

A:  You can get two rolls and they will match up nicely.

A:  As a general rule our color patterns are limited in size to just 24" x 36" but the pattern repeats on each piece so you can match multiple pieces to cover a larger surface area. Some of our non-color patterns do come in a larger 36” x 72” size. If you do try and match multiple pieces the key to concealing the seam is to apply both pieces at the same time, match manufactured edges together and then squeegee from the center of each piece towards the seam.

A:  Only some designs come in larger sizes. I have had success piecing the wisteria pattern in the past. The film does not shrink so it depends on your skills for lining up piece application. My application was on a large window above a sliding door so my weak skill was not noticeable unless you knew where to look. The patterns are made to align at the edges. You would need to buy one roll for each piece you need to match. For example if you want to cover a 30" x 30" square, you need 2 rolls.

A:  I saw no larger ones in store but you could check on line to see if they carry bigger . Yes you could piece two together for larger windows just match the pattern like when doing wall paper. They blend together very easily .No seem showing.