Privacy Control
The pattern interrupts direct sightlines while allowing useful daylight to move through the glass.
Slat Glace Border Horizontal lays a horizontal slat rhythm across the glass, with border detailing that makes the finish feel planned rather than random. The effect is louver-like: structured, directional, and more architectural than plain frost.
In Philadelphia, it works on restaurant sidelites in Old City, lobby glass in Rittenhouse hotels, and office fronts where privacy is needed at eye level but the space should still feel open. The horizontal read can also make tall narrow panes feel wider.
Views through the film are interrupted in bands, so it screens more deliberately than soft mist patterns. Alignment across adjacent panes is important, and cleaning should avoid abrasive tools that could dull the finished face.
Choose Slat Glace when the goal is a horizontal screen with a clear design language. Lattice Glace is more gridded and formal; Leise is quieter and less framed.
The pattern interrupts direct sightlines while allowing useful daylight to move through the glass.
It gives plain glass a finished architectural surface without replacing the pane or ordering custom glass.
The film works well for offices, retail, healthcare, hospitality, and residential interior glass.
| VLT | decorative |
|---|---|
| Heat Rejection | privacy-focused, not solar-rated |
| Warranty | Commercial warranty varies by application |
| Series | Fasara Decorative Series |
| Brand | 3M |
Privacy, branding, and visual polish for restaurants, hotels, and shops.
Glass partitions that need screening without losing daylight.
Discreet separation for clinics, treatment rooms, and reception areas.
Window Film Philadelphia is an authorized 3M installer. Contact us for a free site assessment.
Get a Free Quote