Avery Frosted Glass Film

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Avery Frosted Glass Window Film from the range of six striking films for decorative and functional markings on glass, in and outdoors, for long or short term applications. Developed specifically for computer cutting, they complement Avery Dennison opaque and translucent film ranges for high-impact architectural and retail graphics.

These ‘classic’ decorative products, which replicate the effect of traditional glass etching, are durable, transparent cast films with a permanent adhesive. Widely used on architectural glass panels and screens – e.g. in bars, restaurants, shops and airport lounges – the offer a durability of up to 9 years.

FAQ

It’s used for decorative and privacy applications on glass, commonly seen in offices, shops, restaurants, and public spaces to create a frosted etched-glass effect.

Yes. Avery Frosted Glass Film offers excellent privacy by diffusing visibility, while still allowing natural light transmission, making it ideal for partitions and windows.

This is a durable cast film with an expected lifespan of up to 9 years, depending on installation conditions and exposure.

Yes. It is specifically developed for computer cutting, making it perfect for logos, patterns, and decorative graphics.

Most Avery window films in this range are printable across multiple print platforms, allowing for full customization when needed.

Avery Frosted Glass Film is suitable for glass doors, windows, partitions, and architectural panels, provided the surface is clean and smooth.

Yes. This film is designed for both indoor and outdoor applications, making it versatile for a wide range of environments.

Some variants may include Avery Dennison EasyApply™ adhesive technology, which helps reduce bubbles and makes installation easier and faster.

Product Video

How to apply Avery Dennison Decorative Window Films

The Avery Window film range is perfect for quickly decoration or redecoration of windows. Avery Window Films offer varying degrees of light intensity for maximum architectural and interior design flexibility. See this video to see how it can be applied to windows.