4-Point Gradient Black (40% Opacity)

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Centralised Privacy Control

Specification Code: F8P-GR-BLK4PF

The boldest privacy statement in the four-point range. At 70% opacity the black base film reads as a commanding charcoal grey, floating within the glass as a rich dark band that projects authority and premium presence. Dark tones communicate confidence, sophistication and architectural sharpness, softened by the symmetrical fade to clear on both edges. The go-to specification for boardrooms, executive offices and premium hospitality where glazing needs to make an impact.
  • Central privacy band with fade to clarity above and below
  • Optimised for full height commercial glazing panels
  • Calibrated eye-line privacy placement
  • Minimal overall light reduction
  • Privacy achieved without full opacity glazing
  • Custom colour and opacity levels on request

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A 2-Point Gradient fades in a single direction, typically from solid at the base to clear above. A 4-Point Gradient introduces opacity from both top and bottom, leaving a clearer central viewing zone. The selection depends on sightline control and intended privacy outcome.

Yes. The opacity starting position can be set as a percentage of the glazing height. If the standard fade position does not suit the project, we can adjust it to align with seated or standing eye levels.

No. Because the upper portion of the glazing remains transparent, daylight penetration is largely maintained. Gradient film avoids the heavy light reduction often associated with full frost.

Yes. The gradient can be produced in standard frost, halftone dot patterns, or transparent colour finishes. Custom colour matching is available where required.

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