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special purpose films

personalized tinting for perfect home

Why choose decorative film?

Decorative window film is beneficial in both residential and commercial spaces, offering a variety of functions. Whether it’s highlighting a workplace brand or adding privacy to a home, decorative film effectively fulfills this purpose.

In Sperkoda's series of decorative films, a wide range of patterns, textures, and transparencies are available, allowing you to find the perfect film for every space.

The image shows a living room with the lower part of the window covered with frosted film. The frosted film ensures privacy by preventing people outside from seeing inside, while still allowing those inside to look out the window. The film blocks the view into the room but still lets natural light shine through
Decorative film Samples

Places to use decorative film

  • Bathroom windows
     

  • Garage windows
     

  • Glass balconies and terraces
     

  • Glass kitchen cabinets, shelves
     

  • Hallway windows
     

  • Conference rooms
     

  • Projector screen

Why choose security film?

Security films are special films applied to glass surfaces to increase their resistance to breakage. They are made for homes and commercial buildings, helping protect against break-ins, vandalism and natural disasters. In addition, security films help reduce the effects of solar radiation by blocking harmful UV rays. Security films are ideal for those who want to make their spaces safer, reduce the risk of injury from broken glass and improve the energy efficiency of the building.

See how safety films increase glass resistance to impact

See how safety film protects against explosions and blasts

Security film pros

  • Increases the glass's resistance to breakage
     

  • Holds broken glass shards together, reducing the risk of injury
     

  • Blocks up to 99% of harmful ultraviolet rays
     

  • A quick and effective way to improve the safety and functionality of glass panes
     

  • Helps reduce noise coming from outside
     

  • Cheaper alternative to safety glass
     

  • Meets M1 class fire resistance standards
     

A decorative film has been added to the office glass to conceal the items and printers located under the desk.
The image shows an office with a glass wall partially covered with frosted film. The film provides employees with privacy by obstructing the view into the office from other rooms while maintaining openness and allowing natural light to pass through. The film creates a discreet working environment while keeping the space bright and airy.
A frosted film has been added to the corridor window, ensuring privacy by blocking the view from outside. At the same time, the film allows natural light to filter through, keeping the space bright and open.
A frosted film with wavy stripes has been installed on the living room window, adding both style and functionality. The film limits excessive light entry, helping to shade the room while preventing people outside from seeing inside. The wavy stripes create a visually interesting pattern on the window, adding a modern accent to the space while keeping it bright and providing the necessary privacy.
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