Window Vinyls

Frosted window film was applied to the glass balustrades within Brannel School’s interior corridors in St Austell. The translucent finish adds privacy and helps define the glass panels while still allowing natural light to flow through the building. Clean, durable and easy to maintain, the installation creates a smarter, more consistent appearance across the busy school environment.

Printed window graphics at Merlin Cinemas in Torquay combine promotional impact with added privacy and security. A solid block-out finish prevents views through the glazing, while the outward-facing printed areas turn the windows into valuable advertising space for films, events and cinema messaging. Bold, practical and highly visible, the graphics make effective use of the frontage while helping to protect the interior.

The Mariners public house in Rock, near Wadebridge, features chrome-gold vinyl detailing across its balcony balustrades and windows. Double-sided graphics ensure the intricate logos and fine pinlining can be appreciated from both inside and outside the property. The reflective metallic finish catches the light beautifully, adding a premium branded detail that complements the quality and distinctive coastal character of the venue.

Printed window graphics at the Group Cycle studio within White Horse Leisure Centre in Oxford give the space a stronger identity while adding useful privacy from surrounding areas. Bold fitness imagery creates energy and visual impact, helping customers recognise the studio and building anticipation before a session. The finished graphics turn otherwise plain glazing into an engaging branded feature that complements the wider leisure centre environment.

Chrome-gold window graphics bring a consistent premium finish to the Foxy Locks offices and main entrance in Hayle. Detailed logos and decorative elements were applied throughout the glazing, creating a cohesive branded environment while adding warmth and visual interest to each space. The reflective metallic finish catches the light beautifully and complements the polished, high-quality character of the Foxy Locks brand.

Branded etched-effect window film gave the Christmas displays at The Cornish Arms in Tavistock a beautifully frosted appearance. Applied to glazing throughout the pub’s restaurant areas, the vinyl added seasonal atmosphere while incorporating the venue’s identity in a subtle and refined way. The translucent finish allowed light to pass through while turning the windows into attractive decorative features for guests to enjoy.

Custom window graphics at Bedford Leisure Centre help divide different room areas while retaining a bright and open interior. Applied to the glazed partitions, the graphics provide useful privacy and clearer separation between spaces without blocking natural light. The bespoke design also introduces colour and consistent branding, turning practical internal glazing into an attractive feature across the leisure environment.

Sparkle-frost window film adds an elegant decorative finish to the interior kitchen glazing at No.6 in Padstow. The subtle shimmer creates privacy between the kitchen and restaurant areas while still allowing light to pass through, keeping the space bright and connected. Refined and understated, the finished graphics complement the quality of the Michelin-starred restaurant and add a distinctive detail to the interior.

Full-colour printed frosted window film at Rivermead Leisure Centre brings privacy and visual impact to the poolside changing-room areas. The translucent finish obscures views through the glazing while still allowing natural light to filter into the space, helping it remain bright and welcoming. Custom printed graphics add colour and strengthen the centre’s identity, combining an important practical function with an engaging interior feature.

Copper cut-vinyl graphics give the glazing at Restaurant G’s in Launceston a warm and distinctive metallic finish. Precision-cut lettering and details present the branding cleanly while allowing the glass to remain light and open. The copper tone catches the changing light beautifully, creating an elegant decorative feature that complements the restaurant interior and adds a memorable finishing touch.

Contra Vision perforated window film gives UK Padel bold, full-colour branding across its glazing without completely blocking the view from inside. The one-way vision material presents a strong graphic externally, while the small perforations allow customers and staff to see out through the windows. It makes excellent use of the available glass for advertising, privacy and brand impact while helping the interior retain natural light.