Use
Thermal glass break is a direct consequence of tensions caused by a temperature difference between two adjoining areas in the same sheet of glass. The issue of thermal...
Yes! Clean the glass thoroughly and position the Squid as instructed to create an attractive glass door with fewer finger marks. Your door is more visible with Squid...
Yes, Squid has been developed to also function optimally in humid rooms. This means that Squid stays stuck in rooms with a high level of humidity, such as bathrooms...
No, Squid has been developed for interior use only.
Yes, but not on all shapes. Squid is a stiff fabric that cannot be reshaped on double-curved surfaces, so you cannot use Squid on convex cupolas for example. But...
Yes. Squid sticks directly to the glass so it can slide behind the fixed part of the window perfectly.
Absolutely. You can combine Squid with any other type of window decoration in rooms where you want extra privacy in the evenings.
Partially. Squid wasn't developed specifically to darken rooms, but the fabric blocks some light from coming in. The darkest colour (Rock) is the most suitable for...
Absolutely. Squid has an M1, B1 certificate so it can be used in the contractor market. Request the technical information sheet via our contact form.
Absolutely. Squid has been tested against strong UV rays and this does not change the glue's colour or weaken its strength. Because the fabric is stuck straight...