Browse perforated window vinyl for glass surfaces. These films produce one-way vision graphics: a printed design visible from the exterior, but outdoor visibility from the interior.

The print to perforation ratios affect 3 key characteristics: exterior image quality, interior UV blocking, and visibility from inside. Greater print area ratios (70/30 or 60/40) make for crisper, clearer designs. They also block more sunlight (UV and heat) but make it harder to see outdoors from the inside. These ratios are best suited for architectural applications such as glass store fronts and building windows. Smaller print area ratios (50/50) are better suited for applications on vehicles including car and fleet wraps, pickup graphics, and public transit advertising. Although the printed image might not be as sharp, visibility from the interior to the exterior isn't as compromised. This is particularly important for drivers so they can see what's going on around them.

Choose top quality, long-term window perf films from Orajet® and Avery Dennison® or low cost, short-term films from Graphcal.