Gardinia Static Mirror Foil 90 x 200 cm PVC Silver

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With our selection of window films, you have the flexibility to choose the right option that fits your specific needs and preferences. Whether you're looking for a temporary solution or a more permanent heat-reducing film, we have you covered. Glass compatibility Reflective films are particularly beneficial in spaces where glare is a problem, such as offices, homes with large windows, or rooms with direct sun exposure. They offer a simple yet effective way to improve visibility, reduce eye strain, and create a more enjoyable environment for work or relaxation. Heat Rejection

Window films offer great versatility with a wide range of options to choose from. One of our popular choices is the static cling reflective mirror film, which is perfect for temporary use, such as in rented accommodations or during the hottest season. This film does not require adhesive and can be easily applied in just minutes. What's even better is that it can be removed in seconds and safely stored for future use. Never double or triple layer aluminum foil on top of each other as there is nothing between them, creating an electrical short circuit (this could result in fire). In the stage version of the illusion, an actor is hidden in a recessed area below the stage and faces a mirror. The audience sees the actor’s ghostly image reflected in a mirror suspended above the stage, while lighting is used to make him or her appear and disappear.If you find that your conservatory becomes uncomfortably hot during the summer, applying a reflective film to the side windows and roof can provide effective heat control. For the side windows, you have the option of using tinted window film, which allows for a clear view both inside and outside the conservatory. As for the roof, a reflective film is recommended to maximize heat reduction. Additionally, we offer specific reflective films designed specifically for polycarbonate roofs, ensuring optimal performance and compatibility. Practical window films Use the fully transparent GiantMirror to create mind-blowing holograms and make objects appear or disappear, the so-called Pepper's Ghost Effect. With the right lighting, the material becomes completely invisible and leaves everything up to your artistic imagination. A fully transparent screen. (colour 0520 / Clear Glass) How the Pepper’s ghost effect works When the GiantMirror's transparency is just as important as its reflective quality, the silver-coloured see-through version is your best choice. Depending on the lighting on the panel, the highly reflective surface will serve as a mirror while still allowing what’s behind to bleed through. A semi-transparent reflective surface. (colour 0521 / Transparent Mirror Silver) A glass replica for hologram effects You have first to take the foil paper and make a ball shape of it. Once you complete making the roll, squeeze it as much as you can. Once you do that, you have to take a hammer now and start hammering the ball. In this case, you have to use your hammer gently so that the round shape is preserved perfectly. This should cause enough pressure for it to curl into a tube shape that fits snugly against your mirror’s surface, helping hold its shape while ensuring no light can shine through from behind (which would distort what you see in front). Cut a small hole in the center of the tube with your knife. This is where you’ll look through when using your periscope. Adjust the length of the tube to fit your need.

Space is always an issue when you have a big family, a small living space, or both. Still, you need to get ready for the day and you want to look your best. What do you do when the bathroom is occupied, the kids are playing in the hallway and your better half is napping in the bedroom? Just grab a table mirror and you're good to go! UV light is known to be one of the main culprits behind the deterioration of various materials. By minimizing the penetration of harmful UV rays, our mirror films act as a shield, preserving the vibrant colors and integrity of your cherished belongings. Whether it's preventing upholstery from losing its vibrancy or preserving the quality of your treasured photographs, our films provide a reliable solution to protect your investments. Window tinting & loss of natural light Purlfrost offers adhesive reflective silver window film in three different grades: dark, medium, and light. We also provide a range of exterior window film options to suit your specific needs. Whether you have single glazed or double glazed windows and doors, our film can be applied seamlessly. Once applied, you will immediately experience the desired mirror effect. Our window film is highly durable, waterproof, and features a scratch-resistant coating, ensuring long-lasting performance. Glare Reduction Stop making holes if any paper product starts peeling off with the scissor blades caused from tearing metal away aggressively over and over again without letting the layers cool down first – this could also cause serious injury such as cuts from razors when working with recycled materials like newspaper or magazines where the content is paper-based.

Mirror, mirror on the wall (or floor)

The mirror finish of our window film not only adds a stylish touch but also serves a practical purpose. It effectively rejects excess heat by reflecting sunlight, preventing it from entering the room through the glass. This feature is particularly beneficial for maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature during hot weather. Even if Olafur Eliasson was asked to expand the Weather Project because it was so popular, he said he didn’t want it to be a grotesque spectacle. He wanted to focus more on the meaning behind it all, not to make it a blatant entertainment piece. And that’s what really managed to push things onward and evolve in a powerful manner. Pronunciation Don’t hurry to squeeze the rounded ball. Now you have to sand its surface and polish it. I am going to use two different tools for this project. Before you start the process, I advise you to place it over a napkin. Then take a broken nail file and sandpaper. The idea was conceived when Eliasson was in London. It was on a warm day even though it snowed the previous day and people talked about global warming. The artist also talked about the weather being a dynamic element.