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For homes and offices that refuse to choose between the skyline and privacy.
Jersey City's high-rise apartments sell a specific promise: glass everywhere, skyline included. Then real life arrives — bedroom glass walls facing the living area, en-suite bathrooms behind clear panes, street-visible lower floors — and residents discover that curtains and shades spend the day fighting the very view they paid for.
Switchable privacy film resolves the conflict. ClearSwitch Glass applies it to your existing condo or office glass: invisible and optically clear when energized, fully frosted the moment you switch it off. The view survives. The fishbowl doesn't.
PDLC film is a liquid-crystal laminate bonded to the glass you already have, powered by a compact low-voltage transformer hidden in a closet or ceiling void. Clear when powered, evenly frosted when not, switching in about a tenth of a second — from a wall switch, a remote, or your phone.
The Jersey City installs we do most:
Open-plan units frost the bedroom partition at night and reopen the space by day.
Humidity-rated film with sealed edges gives shower and bathroom glass blind-free privacy.
Waterfront-tower meeting rooms switch private for client calls without losing the floor's daylight.
Units and offices visible from neighboring towers or the street get frost on demand instead of permanent shades.
High-rise installs are our routine: board paperwork, COIs, elevator bookings, and clean in-unit work measured in hours. The film we specify for view-critical glass is our low-haze UHD line, because in Jersey City the clear state gets judged against the Manhattan skyline. Two-year warranty, direct NJ support.
Schedule a ConsultationFrom first message to frosted glass, three steps:
We inspect your existing glass on site, confirm suitability, and quote the project in writing — no obligation.
The film is fabricated to the exact dimensions of each pane, with edges and cable routes planned in advance.
Most rooms convert in a single visit: film applied, low-voltage supply wired, controls tested and handed over.
At normal viewing distances, no — the frost scatters light so thoroughly that shapes dissolve. Only an object pressed nearly against the glass casts a readable shadow. Light still passes, so rooms stay bright.
Usually just a routine alteration request, since the film goes on the interior face of your glass and doesn't change the building's exterior appearance. We provide the documentation boards ask for.
Yes. Wet-area installations use humidity-rated film, sealed edges, and low-voltage components positioned per electrical code — privacy fails on, since frost is the unpowered state.
Your storefront glass is the biggest screen you own — run video advertising on it at night, crystal-clear showroom glass by day. And give F&I real privacy.
Tell us about your project and our team will reach out within 24 hours with a detailed, no-obligation quote.