Sleek — Window Film Solutions
Switchable retrofit privacy

Smart film for existing glass.

Retrofit PDLC film changes suitable existing glass from a clearer state to a frosted privacy state at a switch or controller. Sleek assesses the glass, access, wiring path and finish details before specifying the system.

Clearer state
Privacy state
CLEARER ↔ FROSTED
Illustrative state diagram — not a photograph of a Sleek installation.

A retrofit privacy layer, not replacement glass

Smart film is applied to an existing pane after the glass and surrounding conditions are assessed. That makes it useful where replacing a finished conference-room wall, interior partition or residential window would create unnecessary demolition.

The electrical connection, busbar edge and controller still need a planned route and a clean finish. The assessment looks beyond pane dimensions to nearby power, trim depth, movable panels, moisture exposure and safe access.

What the two states actually mean

In the energized state, light passes through and the view becomes clearer. Some residual haze is normal and varies by product, lighting and viewing angle; it should not be sold as identical to untreated glass.

In the privacy state, the pane diffuses light and obscures detail. It is privacy rather than blackout: silhouettes or bright objects may remain perceptible, especially at close range or at night with strong backlighting.

Good fits and important limits

Common use cases include conference rooms, office fronts, bathroom zones and interior residential partitions where privacy needs to change during the day. Every opening still needs a suitability review.

PDLC privacy film is not the same as electrochromic or SPD solar-tint glazing. Those technologies modulate tint and solar transmission; this service is described only as switchable privacy film unless a different specified product is confirmed for a project.

Project pricing

What shapes the installed cost.

No single square-foot figure captures fabrication, controls and access. The assessment separates product cost from electrical, glazing and finish work.

01

Total fabricated film area and pane geometry

02

Number of separately controlled zones

03

Controller, switching and electrical coordination

04

Busbar concealment, trim and cable-routing complexity

05

Access, surface preparation and installation conditions

Buyer questions

Smart film FAQs.

Does smart film become perfectly clear?
No switchable privacy film should be represented as identical to bare glass. The energized state is clearer, but product-dependent haze and viewing-angle effects remain.
Is the frosted state blackout?
No. It diffuses light and obscures detail, but it does not make the opening lightproof. Strong backlighting and close silhouettes can still be noticeable.
Can it go on any Low-E window?
Not automatically. Coating location, glass construction, thermal conditions and the smart-film manufacturer’s instructions must be checked before approval.
Who handles the electrical connection?
The project scope identifies the controller and wiring requirements. Electrical work and concealed-power coordination are defined during assessment rather than assumed from photographs.
How is smart film priced?
Pricing depends on fabricated area, pane layout, controllers, wiring, edge finishing, access and preparation. Sleek provides a project-specific quote after assessing the glass.
What warranty applies?
Smart-product coverage is product- and project-dependent. The written quote identifies the applicable material, controller and installation coverage.

Request a smart film assessment

Your project-specific quote follows an assessment of the glass, electrical controls, fabrication and installation access.

We use your details to quote your job and nothing else. See our privacy policy. Prefer to talk it through? Call (801) 769-0975.

Planning a smart film project?

Call (801) 769-0975 or request an on-site assessment of the glass, controls and access.