Reeded Window Film
Sometimes called fluted glass, our reeded window film replicates the beautiful, textured stripe finish of traditional molded glass panes. Designed with vertical flutes running side by side, this premium vinyl bends and refracts light as it passes through the window, successfully obscuring visibility without sacrificing a drop of natural daylight.
The reeded film rolls are available in four convenient widths—19.6-inch, 30-inch, 39-inch and 60-inch (50cm, 76cm, 100cm and 152cm) — and feature two distinct flute options: our wide 1/2-inch pattern or a tighter 1/4-inch design for extra distortion. Colour reeded film is also available with bespoke options upon request. Contact the Lustalux team to find out more.
Office Interiors & Commercial Branding
Reeded glass film is an exceptional choice for modern corporate offices, offering a sophisticated balance of privacy and contemporary aesthetic appeal. It serves as an ideal glass manifestation solution across internal meeting rooms, glass dividers, and office partitions—ensuring your workplace complies with building visibility regulations while maintaining a bright, open feel. You can explore our dedicated Reeded Window Film Services to see previous commercial projects and learn exactly what our installation team can do for your business.
We specialise in completely bespoke configurations for corporate environments. Because we can utilise exact Hex codes, we can create colour-matched reeded film, custom geometric gradient designs, or integrate your corporate logo directly into the fluted vinyl. Whether you want to deliver high-end privacy for client meeting areas, add sleek glass branding to a busy retail shop front, or style a creative set for TV and film production, our technical team can provide tailored digital mock-ups before your installation begins. Be sure to check out our latest blog post on how grooved glass film can transform your office or commercial space for creative design ideas and layout inspiration.
The history of ribbed or reeded glass
Reeded glass has come back into vogue again in both residential and commercial scenarios. Originally popular in buildings dating back to the 1930’s to provide privacy through glazed areas yet allowing a high level of light ingress.
Textured Glass Trends
The popularity of this type of “retro” feel has soared in recent times creating a demand for fluted glass or our retrofitted fluted glass film. Our adhesive film can be installed on existing glazing for mood creation, as window manifestation to make glass visible or purely to provide an element of privacy through glazed doors or screens and partitions.
Why is reeded film so popular?
With the continued proliferation of interior and exterior design and television show coverage, we are seeing a growing demand for our retro and contemporary style designs of vinyl window tint. It can be used on glass partitions and doors, shower screen, Kitchen cabinet glazing.
Can you see Through Reeded Window Film?
No, you cannot clearly see through fluted glass film. The engineered vertical flutes work by refracting and distorting shapes, movements, and profiles, making it virtually impossible for anyone to identify interior details, faces, or specific furniture pieces from the outside.
If a person stands directly against the glass, an observer might see a heavily blurred silhouette of their profile. However, once they step back just a slight distance into the room, they completely disappear from view. This makes it an ideal bathroom privacy film, offering absolute discretion while allowing an abundance of natural daylight to pass through the glass freely.
We offer this reeded film in several options to suit your specific security preferences:
- Flute Spacing: Our standard 1/2-inch reeded privacy film offers exceptional distortion for most rooms, but if you require extra obscurity, you will benefit from our 1/4-inch reeded privacy film, which features smaller, tightly grouped lines for maximum visual distortion.
- Colour Enhancements: For rooms requiring ultimate seclusion, opting for our darker coloured reeded films (such as Black Forest, Evening, Ladybird or our popular Espresso Martini) makes it even more difficult to see through, as the deeper tinted shades absorb more ambient light to further mask internal shadows and silhouettes.