Perforated Window Decals

This is possible with our perforated window decals! Please note that even though we offer one-way vision, it can be negated when the interior setting is brighter than the exterior setting.

50% of your decal will consist of solid vinyl material, and the other 50% will consist of micro punctures or holes. This is what makes our product unique as it offers one-way vision! Please note that the one-way vision of perforated decals can be negated when the interior setting is brighter than the exterior setting such as a well-lit store at nighttime.

Our perforated window decals can only be installed outside and viewed outside. I would highly suggest ordering our clear window decal for you to be able to install it inside and view it from outside. You don't have to submit your file reversed, as we will have the adhesive at the front.

Perforated window decals are definitely durable enough to withstand low temperatures, including as low as 35°F.

We can print the perforated decals for you, but removing the decals installed on your client's wall requires a professional. This will require a third-party person to do the uninstalling of your client's existing wall decal.

The material's adherence will depend on the application location. Our perforated window decals are applied from the outside of the window. However, if you're looking for a decal that can be applied to a wall, we offer clings. These are made from highly plasticized white/clear vinyl film, which doesn't require adhesive (also known as window film). They can be applied to a variety of smooth, polished surfaces, including glass, plastic, chrome, and high-gloss painted surfaces.

You can find more details here:
Opaque Window Clings
Clear Window Clings

If the adhesion seems low when reusing the static cling, simply dip the material in warm water to boost its adhesion before applying.

Also, sharing the application technique that is ideal for large decals (over 12" x 12").

1. Prepare a wetting solution by mixing two or three teaspoons of liquid household detergent in one gallon of cold water.
2. Remove any static cling from the board and place the material on a clean, flat surface, with the side to be adhered facing up.
3. Apply the wetting solution to the application surface (alternatively, the solution can be sprayed directly onto the substrate).
4. Position the cling onto the application surface. The wetting solution allows you to slide the decal into place.
5. Once in position, use a rubber roller or squeegee to roll the water out, starting from the center and working toward the edges.
6. Blot any excess moisture with paper towels and rub the edges to ensure the cling adheres properly.
7. After 24 hours, the window may be washed.

You may use simple patterns such as lines (stripes or grids), dots, or any pattern that would fit your aesthetic! We have a free online design tool for you to start creating your artwork.

Yes, it can be applied to the inside of the window so you can see from the outside.

Yes, this would work on Plexy glass. As long as the surface is flat and clean and the perforated decals would work just fine.