Film gallery

What film does to glass

A look at the finishes we fit — sun control, frosted privacy, reflective, safety and decorative film. The photographs below are illustrative; images of Imperial Glass Films installations and before-and-after comparisons will be added here as projects are completed.

Sunlight flaring across the glazed facade of a modern building, seen from below — Sun control
Sun-exposed glass facades
Unshaded glazing takes the full heat load — the case for heat-rejection film.

Close view of a textured frosted film pane lit from behind — Privacy & decorative
Textured frosted finish
Daylight diffused through textured film, with detail hidden.

A blurred figure standing behind frosted window panes in a dark frame — Privacy & frosted
Privacy without darkness
Frosting hides who is inside while the light still comes through.

A blue mirrored glass building facade reflecting clouds — Reflective & one-way
Reflective glass facade
Mirror finish reflects light and heat from the outside.

Close view of a shattered glass pane cracked into small pieces — Safety & security
Why safety film matters
Broken glass becomes hazardous shards — film is what holds it together.

A warmly lit café interior with a corner sofa beneath large windows and hanging bulbs — Sun control & UV
Large windows, interior light
Big glass areas bring in the view — and the fading and glare film is chosen to manage.

Illustrative stock photography. Not photographs of Imperial Glass Films installations.

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