Dichroic film is a popular decorative treatment for glass partition walls and windows in office buildings and other commercial facilities. The color-changing film can add a layer of privacy to glass partitions for things like meeting rooms and windows of private offices, so they don’t feel like fishbowls or observation rooms. The unique shimmering effects that the glass emits also add a contemporary artistic vibe to any space.

Dichroic window film can also be applied to the interior side of outward-facing glass so that you can give an entire glass building a shimmering facelift. Dichroic film uses a pressure-sensitive adhesive that can adhere to any interior glass, so there’s never any need to replace your existing one. It can even be applied to plastic surfaces if desired.

In addition to covering entire glass walls, doors, and windows, dichroic film is also useful to create eye-catching decorative features and signage. It is flexible enough that it can be bent, cut, patterned, printed, and combined with other layers of glass. For example, we can use dichroic film to apply a logo, name, or other design to the inside of a glass door, window, or wall.

Apart from its common commercial applications, residential applications such as shower door glass, glass furniture, and any other surfaces you want to give an artistic, modern look to, can also use dichroic film. It can change the feel of any glass surface to provide it with a warmer or cooler appearance and create glimmering reflections when viewed from different spots in the room. It can even be applied to glass art or abstract glass sculptures for art shows and installations.

It’s possible as well to use dichroic film for outdoor applications, as long as it is laminated and sandwiched between layers of glass or acrylic to protect it from the elements. This method can be used to give outdoor glass sculptures or furniture ever-changing color patterns, such that no two views are the same. Such installations can be enhanced with the illumination of LED light sources, so they take on a whole new life at night.

Dichroic film has become popular in many major arts and entertainment districts around the world because of its beautiful artistic properties. It has been applied to the inside surfaces of gallery windows, historic hotels, theaters, and other cultural buildings. It has also been used as part of outdoor glass features meant to be used as benches, seats, or footrests.

Dichroic decorative film is a polyester, PVC-free glass film designed for interior applications. It is a non-metallic, non-conductive, and non-corrosive material. Dichroic film can be used to achieve the same color-changing effects as dichroic glass, but at a fraction of the cost and installation time.

Dichroic films feature a clear, pressure-sensitive adhesive applicable to any type of interior glass, as well as many types of acrylic surfaces. The surface is composed of a tough scratch and abrasion-resistant layer to withstand daily use.

All of its properties give dichroic film a potentially long lifespan of 7 years.