--- product_id: 287353 title: "Static Frosted White" brand: "best home fashion" price: "$134.81" currency: USD in_stock: true reviews_count: 10 category: "Best Home Fashion" url: https://www.desertcart.ec/products/287353-static-frosted-white store_origin: EC region: Ecuador --- # Blocks 95% UV rays Rejects 80% heat & glare Static cling, no adhesive Static Frosted White **Brand:** best home fashion **Price:** $134.81 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🪟 Transform your windows, transform your vibe. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Static Frosted White by best home fashion - **How much does it cost?** $134.81 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ec](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/287353-static-frosted-white) ## Best For - best home fashion enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted best home fashion brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **UV & Heat Defense:** Blocks up to 95% of harmful UV rays and rejects 80% of heat, protecting your furniture and cutting energy costs. - • **Durability That Lasts:** Long-lasting film resists bubbling, peeling, and fading—keeping your windows flawless for months on end. - • **Sleek Frosted Aesthetic:** Elevate your interior with a minimalist frosted finish that adds style and daytime privacy without darkening your room. - • **Privacy Meets Natural Light:** Enjoy soft, diffused daylight while keeping prying eyes out—perfect for modern living spaces. - • **Effortless Installation & Removal:** Static cling technology means no sticky residue and repositioning is a breeze—DIY-friendly for busy pros. ## Overview Static Frosted White is a premium static cling window film measuring 36" x 78" that offers 10% visible light transmission while blocking up to 95% of UV rays and rejecting 80% of heat and glare. Designed for easy, adhesive-free installation and removal, it provides excellent daytime privacy with a sleek frosted finish that diffuses natural light. Ideal for protecting interiors from sun damage and reducing energy costs, this durable film maintains a bubble-free, peel-resistant surface for long-term use. ## Description Product description Static Privacy Window Films Squeegee Included with Every Order Add privacy, décor or energy-saving elements to your windows without sacrificing the natural light you love. Our easy-to-apply window films filter in natural light while partially blocking harmful and draining IR, heat and UV rays. Easy adhesive free static cling application Simple installation & removal Provides privacy Filters natural light and diffuses sun glare Guards against harmful UV rays up to 99% Saves energy & related costs Protects furniture from sun damage HOW TO INSTALL BHF HOME PRIVACY WINDOW FILMS STEP 1: Clean Window Clean windows thoroughly. Do not use solutions that contain ammonia or vinegar. STEP 2: Measure Window Measure the area of the window that you would like to cover. STEP 3: Cut Film Cut film to desired size. STEP 4: Remove Backing Remove protective backing. STEP 5: Spray Window Spray window generously with water or application solution. STEP 6: Apply Film Apply film & use squeegee to remove bubbles with gentle strokes. Review: Wow! Transformed Our Windows - Easy to Install. Very nice aesthetics. - We just moved into a townhouse and one of our rooms has a row of 3 small windows that we really like. Trouble is, our neighbors can see right in (not cool). The previous residents covered them with thick black curtains and while that no doubt solved their privacy problem, it also blocks out the light. Instead of curtains or blinds, we decided to try this frosted privacy film. Just installed today (see photos) and we are very happy with the end result! They are easy to install BUT measuring takes time (and patience). Like others have said though, it sure is worth it! Visually, the aesthetic is quite nice. They let in soft, diffuse light - the kind of light you would get on a cloudy day, while at the same time providing virtually complete privacy day and night. Here's some tips (that have been shared in other reviews but bear repeating): 1) measure your glass then use a ruler and cut out a newspaper template, and use it to cut the right size plastic privacy film. The challenge is you really want to measure very carefully - and - cut very carefully so as to get the right size. This was (by far) the most time consuming part for us. Once you've got the plastic cut to size, the rest is EASY! Simply: 2) Separate the privacy film from the backing ... THEN ... spray water (A LOT of Water) on your glass, and apply the plastic sheets. HINT: if you use a lot water first, it is very easy to move the film around once it's on the glass, and get it positioned just right! If you really mess up, you can even pull off the film and start over (just be sure and spray glass with more water). The more water you use, the easier it is. As you're applying the film, don't worry to much about bubbles as they're extremely easy to remove. Instead, focus on your positioning. 3) Once you've got the plastic film positioned, use the included squeegee to remove the bubbles, working from the center on out. I was quite surprised how well this worked. Far easier than putting on a screen protector on a phone. Working from center outwards, you should have no trouble removing any and all bubbles (no matter how big or small). IF you are having trouble, peel the film back and add more water. (Yes, the water will run down the glass but you can catch that with a paper towel). 4) Enjoy your new privacy windows! Privacy: these really work great. We tested ours daytime and night time and the level of privacy they give is outstanding. If someone tries to look in (even if they put their nose to the glass) - they're not gonna see much of anything! On the inside, anyone (or anything) that is 12 inches or so away from the window is rendered virtually invisible. The only exception might be if you have a strong light that is shining, and you're standing between that light and the window, in which case there may be some shadows visible from the outside but that's about it. Test it if you're really concerned (we did) and we are quite impressed with the level of privacy this gives. Even at night with all our lights on we couldn't see in! Yes, it takes some time to put this on - but the end result makes it more than worth it. (see photos). UPDATE: the next day I noticed a very small area near the edge of one of our windows where the privacy film was bubbled. I had not cut the film quite right there, and so it was over lapping the frame (just slightly), causing it to bubble up. EASY FIX! I simply cut a thin sliver off with an X-acto knife, sprayed a little water and used the squeegee to touch it up - took less than 60 seconds and now it's perfect! Update #2 (30 days later): it's now been over a month and are really happy with this purchase! No bubbles, no peelings. Just soft, diffuse light - exactly what we wanted! Review: Easy, affordable and satisfied - I was initially skeptical to pursue frosted window films in general but after reading many good reviews on this I thought I would give it a try since I had two windows at the time I placed my purchase that I wanted to apply this to for privacy but to still have enough light come through. The film is pretty durable and is very easy to install. It came with a squeegee to allow for pushing bubbles out that is created during installation. IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure that you apply enough water to the window prior to film installation as this would make it much easier to get the bubbles out and not have them appear days later after installation. The instructions called for cutting the film roughly to size and leaving about an inch in excess on 2 of the adjacent sides. When I performed the 'final' cuts I didn't make them very accurate and there are very noticeable separation between the film and my window frame. To put it in perspective if light was shining through you can see where the light isn't diffused by the film because of said gap. After experiencing this I decided to do my own thing for window #2. My instructions assume that you are applying this to a square/rectangular window. If you don't feel comfortable cutting essentially into your window (I elaborate in #2 below) then please don't follow along. 1) What I did for my second window installation that was MUCH easier was to use the factory-cut edges for at least 2 sides of the film (take the left side and top for instance) and an inch-or-so excess on the right and bottom sides of the size of your window. BEFORE MAKING ANY CUTS, move the film into place that puts it flush with the top and left sides (remember, these are the factory cut sides I just stated above). Be careful not to cause bends and folds in the film when maneuvering. Also, be sure to get rid of any protruding deficiencies out from the edges of the window and the window-frame or else over time it will cause your film to pull away from the window drying out the water that was behind it. It would then make it difficult to cling back to the window later - for instance there was adhesive that protruded out from the bottom-right window corner that I cut out carefully. Another example was that there were tiny 'shards' sticking out from my window frame that I had to remove, again, BEFORE applying the film ). 2) When you have your film in place take a sharp utility blade (PLEASE USE A NEW BLADE) and put it in the top-right corner of the window, take the squeegee and use it to create a straight-edge for cutting. Your blade should be at an angle that gets your cut as close to the edge of the window and window frame as possible; I held my blade at a 45 degree angle from the surface of the window placed in the crack where my window meets the window frame. The blade MUST BE SHARP because you don't want the blade to snag the film and you don't want to have to apply much pressure for cutting. 3) PLEASE TAKE YOUR TIME! When cutting I HIGHLY RECOMMEND having a second person hold the film while you (or someone else) does the cutting! What also happened on Window #1 for me was that while cutting the film slightly shifted on me and my cut wasn't accurate. Lesson learned. As you begin to cut move the squeegee down at the same time SLOWLY. Be sure to keep pushing the squeegee into the blade so that it continues to cause the blade to be flush to the edge of the window and window frame (shooting for straight cuts here). When you get to the bottom-right corner, roughly finish your cut slowly and carefully so that the excess film doesn't pull the film you want to apply to your window off. If the film shifts just put the factory cuts sides back into position again. This 'finish cut' should be done so that you are not ruining/wasting film, if at all possible. For instance, when my cut made it to the bottom-right corner of my window I made a diagonal cut away from the window corner that removed the access from the right-side of the film; removing this access makes the bottom cut much easier! 4) Make sure that your film is still in position and use the same cutting technique to finish your last cut needed for the bottom of the window. Once finished there should be no noticeable gap between your film and window frame. 5) Last but not least, use the squeegee for its intended purpose to 'roll' out any air bubbles under the film. Have some kind of liquid absorbent material ready to prevent the excess water from running down your door/wall. I will add that it is normal for your film to move while squeegeeing. I recommend continuously re-positioning the film as to not have it get too out-of-place; may be overly obvious but just to be clear, you can do this very easy by simply putting both hands flat on the film at the same time and apply pressure TOWARDS the area you want it to go. 1/14/14 UPDATE: I applied the film in February '13 and it STILL looks fantastic with no visible bubbles or any separation of the film from the window/window-frame. 10/22/14 UPDATE: Film was applied 20 months ago and still looks great! No newly introduced bubbles, no peeling or drying out. As stated looks great! 12/18/14 EDIT: Made instructions easier to read 3/18/15 UPDATE: If you don't feel comfortable cutting into your window by any means you MAY be able to get away with cutting out cardboard, or some other material, to the exact size of your window (see my response to a comment in this review) - then one could just use scissors if need be. Even with applying very little pressure while cutting you will most likely still cut into your glass. With having the blade angled and getting it up in the crack where the window meets window frame would at least remotely hide such potential imperfections than if you were to cut holding the blade perpendicular to the window. Just a thought. ## Features - Nullify - Imported - Offers visible light transmission (vlt) of 10Percent and rejects 80Percent of auditorium - Easy adhesive Free static cling application, simple installation & removal - Blocks up to 95Percent of harmful UV rays - Reduces glare & protects furniture from sun damage - Reflective surface provides daytime privacy & heat rejection - This is an aftermarket of generic part ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B073H1PJXK | | Best Sellers Rank | #2,166,685 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #1,796 in Window Films | | Brand | Best Home Fashion | | Brand Name | Best Home Fashion | | Color | Suncontrol | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 932 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00842927110437 | | Included Components | 1 ROLL WINDOW FILM | | Installation Type | Static Cling | | Item Dimensions L x W | 36"L x 78"W | | Item Type Name | Non-Adhesive Sun Control Window Film-Black-36"W | | Manufacturer | Best Home Fashion Inc. | | Manufacturer Part Number | WINDOW_FILM_SUNCONTROL-36-BLACK | | Model Number | WINDOW_FILM_SUNCONTROL-36-BLACK | | Number of Items | 1 | | Product Dimensions | 36"L x 78"W | | Size | 3 ft x 6.5 ft | | UPC | 842927110437 | | Ultraviolet Light Protection | UV ray | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Material:** Vinyl - **Brand:** Best Home Fashion - **Color:** White - **Size:** 3 ft x 6.5 ft - **Product Dimensions:** 36"L x 78"W - **Installation Type:** Peel and Stick - **Ultraviolet Light Protection:** YES - **UPC:** 606462867108 789322990700 848506002100 773822339701 - **Manufacturer:** Best Home Fashion - **Unit Count:** 1.0 Count ## Images ![Static Frosted White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81X6-0bQXzL.jpg) ![Static Frosted White - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81HNHrySaVL.jpg) ![Static Frosted White - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81XdcMlflsL.jpg) ![Static Frosted White - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Wef8fwB4L.jpg) ![Static Frosted White - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/511I-lRT9-L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wow! Transformed Our Windows - Easy to Install. Very nice aesthetics. *by M***K on September 5, 2016* We just moved into a townhouse and one of our rooms has a row of 3 small windows that we really like. Trouble is, our neighbors can see right in (not cool). The previous residents covered them with thick black curtains and while that no doubt solved their privacy problem, it also blocks out the light. Instead of curtains or blinds, we decided to try this frosted privacy film. Just installed today (see photos) and we are very happy with the end result! They are easy to install BUT measuring takes time (and patience). Like others have said though, it sure is worth it! Visually, the aesthetic is quite nice. They let in soft, diffuse light - the kind of light you would get on a cloudy day, while at the same time providing virtually complete privacy day and night. Here's some tips (that have been shared in other reviews but bear repeating): 1) measure your glass then use a ruler and cut out a newspaper template, and use it to cut the right size plastic privacy film. The challenge is you really want to measure very carefully - and - cut very carefully so as to get the right size. This was (by far) the most time consuming part for us. Once you've got the plastic cut to size, the rest is EASY! Simply: 2) Separate the privacy film from the backing ... THEN ... spray water (A LOT of Water) on your glass, and apply the plastic sheets. HINT: if you use a lot water first, it is very easy to move the film around once it's on the glass, and get it positioned just right! If you really mess up, you can even pull off the film and start over (just be sure and spray glass with more water). The more water you use, the easier it is. As you're applying the film, don't worry to much about bubbles as they're extremely easy to remove. Instead, focus on your positioning. 3) Once you've got the plastic film positioned, use the included squeegee to remove the bubbles, working from the center on out. I was quite surprised how well this worked. Far easier than putting on a screen protector on a phone. Working from center outwards, you should have no trouble removing any and all bubbles (no matter how big or small). IF you are having trouble, peel the film back and add more water. (Yes, the water will run down the glass but you can catch that with a paper towel). 4) Enjoy your new privacy windows! Privacy: these really work great. We tested ours daytime and night time and the level of privacy they give is outstanding. If someone tries to look in (even if they put their nose to the glass) - they're not gonna see much of anything! On the inside, anyone (or anything) that is 12 inches or so away from the window is rendered virtually invisible. The only exception might be if you have a strong light that is shining, and you're standing between that light and the window, in which case there may be some shadows visible from the outside but that's about it. Test it if you're really concerned (we did) and we are quite impressed with the level of privacy this gives. Even at night with all our lights on we couldn't see in! Yes, it takes some time to put this on - but the end result makes it more than worth it. (see photos). UPDATE: the next day I noticed a very small area near the edge of one of our windows where the privacy film was bubbled. I had not cut the film quite right there, and so it was over lapping the frame (just slightly), causing it to bubble up. EASY FIX! I simply cut a thin sliver off with an X-acto knife, sprayed a little water and used the squeegee to touch it up - took less than 60 seconds and now it's perfect! Update #2 (30 days later): it's now been over a month and are really happy with this purchase! No bubbles, no peelings. Just soft, diffuse light - exactly what we wanted! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy, affordable and satisfied *by M***G on April 15, 2013* I was initially skeptical to pursue frosted window films in general but after reading many good reviews on this I thought I would give it a try since I had two windows at the time I placed my purchase that I wanted to apply this to for privacy but to still have enough light come through. The film is pretty durable and is very easy to install. It came with a squeegee to allow for pushing bubbles out that is created during installation. IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure that you apply enough water to the window prior to film installation as this would make it much easier to get the bubbles out and not have them appear days later after installation. The instructions called for cutting the film roughly to size and leaving about an inch in excess on 2 of the adjacent sides. When I performed the 'final' cuts I didn't make them very accurate and there are very noticeable separation between the film and my window frame. To put it in perspective if light was shining through you can see where the light isn't diffused by the film because of said gap. After experiencing this I decided to do my own thing for window #2. My instructions assume that you are applying this to a square/rectangular window. If you don't feel comfortable cutting essentially into your window (I elaborate in #2 below) then please don't follow along. 1) What I did for my second window installation that was MUCH easier was to use the factory-cut edges for at least 2 sides of the film (take the left side and top for instance) and an inch-or-so excess on the right and bottom sides of the size of your window. BEFORE MAKING ANY CUTS, move the film into place that puts it flush with the top and left sides (remember, these are the factory cut sides I just stated above). Be careful not to cause bends and folds in the film when maneuvering. Also, be sure to get rid of any protruding deficiencies out from the edges of the window and the window-frame or else over time it will cause your film to pull away from the window drying out the water that was behind it. It would then make it difficult to cling back to the window later - for instance there was adhesive that protruded out from the bottom-right window corner that I cut out carefully. Another example was that there were tiny 'shards' sticking out from my window frame that I had to remove, again, BEFORE applying the film ). 2) When you have your film in place take a sharp utility blade (PLEASE USE A NEW BLADE) and put it in the top-right corner of the window, take the squeegee and use it to create a straight-edge for cutting. Your blade should be at an angle that gets your cut as close to the edge of the window and window frame as possible; I held my blade at a 45 degree angle from the surface of the window placed in the crack where my window meets the window frame. The blade MUST BE SHARP because you don't want the blade to snag the film and you don't want to have to apply much pressure for cutting. 3) PLEASE TAKE YOUR TIME! When cutting I HIGHLY RECOMMEND having a second person hold the film while you (or someone else) does the cutting! What also happened on Window #1 for me was that while cutting the film slightly shifted on me and my cut wasn't accurate. Lesson learned. As you begin to cut move the squeegee down at the same time SLOWLY. Be sure to keep pushing the squeegee into the blade so that it continues to cause the blade to be flush to the edge of the window and window frame (shooting for straight cuts here). When you get to the bottom-right corner, roughly finish your cut slowly and carefully so that the excess film doesn't pull the film you want to apply to your window off. If the film shifts just put the factory cuts sides back into position again. This 'finish cut' should be done so that you are not ruining/wasting film, if at all possible. For instance, when my cut made it to the bottom-right corner of my window I made a diagonal cut away from the window corner that removed the access from the right-side of the film; removing this access makes the bottom cut much easier! 4) Make sure that your film is still in position and use the same cutting technique to finish your last cut needed for the bottom of the window. Once finished there should be no noticeable gap between your film and window frame. 5) Last but not least, use the squeegee for its intended purpose to 'roll' out any air bubbles under the film. Have some kind of liquid absorbent material ready to prevent the excess water from running down your door/wall. I will add that it is normal for your film to move while squeegeeing. I recommend continuously re-positioning the film as to not have it get too out-of-place; may be overly obvious but just to be clear, you can do this very easy by simply putting both hands flat on the film at the same time and apply pressure TOWARDS the area you want it to go. 1/14/14 UPDATE: I applied the film in February '13 and it STILL looks fantastic with no visible bubbles or any separation of the film from the window/window-frame. 10/22/14 UPDATE: Film was applied 20 months ago and still looks great! No newly introduced bubbles, no peeling or drying out. As stated looks great! 12/18/14 EDIT: Made instructions easier to read 3/18/15 UPDATE: If you don't feel comfortable cutting into your window by any means you MAY be able to get away with cutting out cardboard, or some other material, to the exact size of your window (see my response to a comment in this review) - then one could just use scissors if need be. Even with applying very little pressure while cutting you will most likely still cut into your glass. With having the blade angled and getting it up in the crack where the window meets window frame would at least remotely hide such potential imperfections than if you were to cut holding the blade perpendicular to the window. Just a thought. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked fine for inside-of-house privacy glass *by C***O on April 4, 2014* We have two French doors comprising a total of 20 small window panes that lead to our master bedroom. We wanted to add a bit more privacy to these, so after reading Amazon reviews, purchased this product. The size of the sheet we received was actually 3" wider and a few inches longer than advertised. Due to the repetition of the window panes being applied to, I eventually very carefully cut out sheets to the exact size of the panes to allow easier installation. Notes: + As others have already said, more water does help with bubbles (we had trouble with bubbles, but they are very hard to see on these inside windows fortunately). Don't go short when spraying water on the windows. + Unpeeling the backing can only be done at the corners, and sometimes takes a bit of patience. It is very easy to take off and reset any area that does get bubbles once it's cut properly. + Trimming on the window with a razor blade was harder than I expected it to be. It helps to use a straight edge while doing this. + I'll also second that it would be very helpful if the manufacturer would place grid lines on the backing, to allow an easier manner for doing straight cuts (for now, I used a right angle). + The privacy is complete. Light comes through fine. Behind the sheer curtains we have it's hard to tell this is even there, except there's no way to see anything inside. + It is nice that if you ever decide you don't like this, removing it won't take long. Nothing permanent if the "look" doesn't turn out (ours did fortunately). ## Frequently Bought Together - Best Home Fashion Non-Adhesive Frosted Privacy Window Film, 3 by 6.5-Feet, White - Gila RTK500 06008001427 Window Film Complete Installation Kit, 1-Pack --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ec/products/287353-static-frosted-white](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/287353-static-frosted-white) --- *Product available on Desertcart Ecuador* *Store origin: EC* *Last updated: 2026-09-25*