2 Peacocks with Floral & Scrolling Elements - Vinyl Stained Glass Film, Static Cling Window Decal

I ordered the 15 x 23 size for my living room window that is 23w x 28 h (the area to cover the top half of the window as shown in photo). The company shipped it super fast, which I appreciated! It came in a tube with a receipt and printed instructions on how best to apply it and even listed a Youtube video for visual reference as well. While looking at it with the white backing still on it, I was a little skeptical as to how it would look on my window. You apply it by spraying soapy water on the window and gently but firmly wiping over it with something flat - - I used a paper towel over a squeegee. I think the results are fabulous! This is so much better than dealing with a heavy glass art panel like the ones sold on Amazon and other sites. I actually ordered one of those and it came to me with a crack, plus it was going to be a hassle to hang with special hooks, etc. I sent the panel back and already had this window cling ordered to put on my front door, but decided to use it on the window instead. This window cling can be removed and reapplied or you can store it back in the tube it came in (just save the white backing paper). Even if it fades over time, it's still worth the very reasonable price of $14.95 - - - - I'll just buy another one! I looked for hours for window clings like this and there's really not much out there to find at a reasonable price. And I love how you can order different sizes. Hope this company will offer more designs in the future. I'm a very happy customer!

This is beautiful print, with lovely colors and a nice design as you can see for yourselves. What I would like to review instead are the differences between this type of vinyl window covering verses others because there are some that may play a factor in your purchase. The two types I have bought, used and loved for their respective virtues are the ones by Window Art in Vinyl Etchings and those from Artscape Inc (specifically the 2 different magnolia prints they have.) And for both there seem to be 2 main points of contention which I have placed below for your compare & contrast of these 2 useful and beautiful productsSo first the window Art in Vinyl Etchings:The Facts: this is a thinner film than those by ArtscapePros: It can be 'folded' slightly on itself, say if there would be just a small bit you you normally need to trim you can get by without the trim, this also means that if you are like me a cut it while it is stuck in the window (not a recommended practice by any means) you can get it a bit closer than those that are thinker because it will bend a bit further into the window corner.Cons: it likes to stick to itself much more than the thicker Artscape material. A problem which is easily solved by either having a helper(s) while applying or leaving it slightly on the backing and sort of rolling it off the backing while simultaneously rolling it onto the window.The facts: It is translucent, meaning you CAN see through the colors (also a fact to keep in mind for privacy purposes)Pros: To me this makes it feel more like a stained glass window because you can see through it in partsCons: this does mean the vibrancy of the colors will fluctuate depending on the lighting behind it.And now Artscape (specifically Magnolia prints)The Facts: this is a thicker material than Window Art Vinyl EtchingsPros: I find this easier to handle because it doesn't stick to itself, as I usually work solo that is a pluscons: This means that the piece must truly be smaller than the window, if there is eve a little bit that curls up in the corner over time it will tend to curl more and more out (over years)The facts: These are opaque, you can't see through them (good for privacy)Pros: The colors remain more what you would expect from the picture, though of course as with any material the light changes behind it do change it.Cons: At times this does make it feel less like stained glass and more like a colored coloring for my windows (not a true con perhaps but something to keep in mind)All in all I enjoy both and recommend either so long as you keep its use in mind (i.e. what do you WANT to get from it and use it accordingly.)Application:Both obviously come with excelling application instructions. the only things I will add or attempt to reinforce are:1. The soapy water spray is your friend, use LOTS it helps your cling slide around without giving you grief, if you have to pull it off for a better angle or anything, reapply the water, believe me it will make your life easier2. don't just throw away the scraps, if they are big enough cut them up and use them as accent either in an adjacent window or other room. (waste not people)

So I have used these types of products before in the past for the same reasons and have been pleased. I still am pleased with the final look but had some issues that others might benefit from so this is a description of my lessons learned. I have an RV with two doors, one is in the bathroom. Each has a window pane that is textured but I wanted an extra layer of separation from me in my bathroom and any person happening to pass by while I'm occupying it for showering and stuff. So, I ordered this and a couple of other products. I put this one on my front door. These are vinyl clings and require a smooth clean glass surface. Once you are ready to apply the cling, you spray the glass with water, place the cling to the window in the position you want and using a scraping tool ( I used an ID card) you smooth out the bubbles. Eventually, in a day or two the water left will evaporate and the cling will stay until you peel it off. I didn't realize until I was ready to place the clings on that the window was textured on the inside, but not the outside. This meant that it wouldn't stick to the inside on its own and if I put it on the outside the elements would eventually cause issues. If you are like me and wondered if you could pull out the pane and turn it smooth side in...well the panes were glued in place and I didn't want to force it and possibly break it. So what I did was take off the window casing, heavily spray the textured side of the glass, placed the cling (after trimming a little around the edges so it would fit inside of the casing screws, wipe out the air bubbles, and then place the casing back on which covered the edges and kept the cling in place on the window from the inside. And, all was well. They look great and I am a happy camper.

I was disappointed after I removed the paper backing and installed this item, the colors became washed-out and didn't block the sun at all. The dark, rich colors shown in the picture are not what you get after installing it. I was lucky, and was using this on a window 25 feet off the ground, so I just put it back on the backing and taped it in the window; it seemed like too much trouble to return such a small item. If you install it someplace where it can be seen from the outside I don't suppose this would be a very good option. The material was pretty thick and it installed very easily - if they could improve the color it would be a very nice product.