Frequently asked questions

Below you will find some elements that can simplify your choice. 1) If you are looking for a lot of privacy, choose a colour that is as light as possible. With a...

Partially. The effect of Squid can be likened to the effect of frosted glass or a net curtain. During the day it prevents people from seeing in, but this effect...

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...

We produce Squid in rolls that are 130cm wide, so sometimes you have offcuts left over after installation. If you want to be creative, you can use these leftovers...

Yes, you can! Squid has not been developed to decorate furniture or walls, but you can easily try this without worrying if you wish. You must however always first...

Yes. Squid reflects a large proportion of heat from the sun before it enters the room. Depending on the colour, 25% to 36% of the sun's energy is reflected. > Chalk:...

The insulating property of Squid is negligible in both summer and winter. Squid does reflect some of the sun's heat, however. Read more about the reflective properties...

Traditional plastic foil lets some light through, but isn't see-through. So you can't look through it to see outside like you can with Squid. Plastic foil also has...

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...