dktie Raamfolie, statische hechting, raamfolie, matte raamfolie, planten, raamstickers, voor thuis, badkamer, kinderkamer, slaapkamer (44,5 x 200 cm)

Looks beautiful, quality material

It gives good coverage and privacy (brilliant for the window we were covering which gets direct sunlight for half the day, right in your eyes during winter!)I ordered 90x 200 cm thinking I could do a wide strip at the bottom of the window, but when it arrived I found that the plants grow up the 200 cm direction, not the 90cm direction. This wouldn't be a problem if the window was 200 cm tall and 90 cm wide... mine is not, mine is the other way. I ended up cutting a section off and applying it to the glass, which worked fine, but now I need more because I have to cover more area (leaving a clear 40 cm at the top is no longer an option because I can't be trusted to cut it straight at a consistent height).The film went on easily once I'd gone through the fiddly procedure of lining it up correctly. Fortunately I could pull it off and reapply it as many times as needed as long as I kept it clean.All in all, a good product, just be aware of the direction of the print and buy accordingly.

I like the pattern inside and out, and it's doing the job long after we put it up.

2 meter höjd. 44cm bred. Fin men missbedömde storlek.

I put it onto the window of my son's bedroom. It looks nice, he is happy with it.

Got this to cover up the back of our garden shed. We chose this pattern because it overlooks the garden, so it would fit into a nature theme. I should note that the pattern on it is VERY subtle - not even close to darkness in the store image, but considering how much I was covering with it, I'm happy that it's not overpowering or darkens my conservatory. We still get plenty of light coming through, and a bonus is NO CONDENSATION! Incredible.Adding in my instructions from the other vinyl design I got:You'll need a vinyl wrap kit with a felt-lined scraper, and also a straight edge, such as a metal ruler.Steps:1. Clean your windows. Any tiny little fleck will show up once you put it on, and you really don't want to do it twice.2. Cut the approximate size for your window. Allow overlap!! I cut it too small on my second go and wasted a metre.3. Peel the static backing off the film and then spray the window and the shiny side of your film with soapy water.4. Bob it on. It'll shlup right onto your wet window. Use this time to slide it into place. Pick a side to line up with the manufacturer cut so you only have to deal with cutting one side.5. Using the felt-lined scraper from a wrap kit, or even a rubber window squeegee, start ironing out the water. You don't need to be too thorough, just so you know exactly how much overlap you're getting.7. Use the metal ruler to hold down the vinyl sheet and trim off the excess with a stanley knife.8. Really go over it and remove any water and air bubbles. This step is what causes your film to stick permanently to the window. You can put a little dab of glue into the corners if you want to be really thorough.Your film should stay on whether the window is open or closed, or if you need to wipe it down. It's effectively a sticker now. Should you need to remove it, you can just peel it right off and put it back on without any trouble.