Blockout film for a exterior window 31inch X 74 inch

[sd1]

Can Blockout film be installed on a large exterior window  if not any options   

 

thank you  

[Bham]

You will need to be more specific on the type of install the get a recommendation on type of film needed.  

 

Since this is an exterior glass, how much direct sun or semi-shaded sun does it get at a given time?  What type of glass is it?  Single pane? Double pane? Plate or tempered? What type of frame is around the glass?  Wood? Metal? Plastic?  

 

What is the purpose of the install?  Privacy? Security? Heat? 

 

Blackout film on a glass that size is risky on any type of glass but if this is a single pane plate glass it is even more risky if it gets any type of sun exposure. 

Edited April 6, 2023 by Bham

[sd1]

plate glass , metal frame , 

what would you suggest they are building walls in front of windows  

[Tintguy1980]

Dual reflective 15.

 

[Bham]

Just out of curiosity ? Where is this window located as far as height?  If this window is say above your head or shoulder height it really needs a safety film of some sort.  Six foot glass shards coming down from that height is very dangerous and they won't be small pieces.  Pieces big enough to take a limb off at that height.  Just sayin...  

[sd1]

what dark film would you suggest . they are on the 2nd and 3 floor, walls will be built infront of the windows  

[Bham]

12 hours ago, sd1 said:

what dark film would you suggest . they are on the 2nd and 3 floor, walls will be built infront of the windows  

 

If there is still a chance of letting light in but you don't want to see the brick wall, I would think about going with some sort of deco film in a frost or prismatic pattern.  This would allow some light in but you would not be able to see the bricks. 

 

Also, " If " you wanted to go that far,,, you could do a printed film with a picture of the old view you used to have. 

[sd1]

they want a dark film 

[sd1]

is the dr15 have a less reflective look  than dr 5