2-Point Gradient Black (40% Opacity)
A Strategic Fade for Commercial Glazing
Specification Code: F8P-GR-BLK2PF
A commanding fade from deep charcoal grey to fully clear glass. At 70% opacity the black base film reads as a rich dark grey, delivering strong privacy glazing with a sophisticated architectural quality. Dark tones communicate authority, confidence and premium presence, softened by the directional fade to avoid visual heaviness. Ideal for boardrooms, executive offices and premium hospitality fit-outs requiring bold privacy film with architectural impact.- Solid base fade transitioning to clarity above
- Optimised for full height commercial glazing panels
- High light transmission through the clear upper zone
- Privacy achieved without full opacity glazing
- Custom colour and opacity levels on request
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Contact our team via the online form or call us on (03) 9724 5100 to receive detailed information about our Gradient Range and specifications.
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What is the difference between a 2-Point Gradient and a 4-Point Gradient?
2-Point Gradient Film Think of this as a simple A to B fade. It starts fully opaque/frosted at one end and gradually transitions to fully clear at the other. Just two points: start and finish.
4-Point Gradient Film features a central band of solid frosted opacity that gradually fades outward in both directions, transitioning smoothly to fully clear glass at both the top and bottom edges. Unlike a standard privacy band with hard edges, the four-point gradient creates a seamless, floating frost effect that blends naturally into the glass
Can I customise the gradient to match my design?
Yes. Our gradient or fade films are digitally printed in-house, allowing you to customise fade direction, opacity, colour, and placement to suit your interior or branding requirements.
Is gradient window film suitable for external applications?
Gradient window film is best installed on the interior side of exterior windows. This protects the printed surface from weather exposure and wear which significantly increases its lifespan. If your project requires an exterior application, speak to our team about options, but for longevity and performance, internal installation is recommended.
Can I choose the direction of the gradient fade?
Yes, you can choose vertical, horizontal, or custom fade directions. Our in-house production allows full control over how the fade appears on your glass.
Does gradient film help with glass safety compliance?
Gradient film can help improve the visibility of glass panels, but it does not automatically guarantee compliance. Our team will work closely with you to ensure the final design meets relevant Australian safety standards, including visibility bands and height regulations where required.
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