
ORA 020
Orange-tinted gradient adhesive film for interior glazing, ideal for adding a warm decorative touch while retaining natural light.
Orange-tinted gradient adhesive film for interior glazing, ideal for adding a warm decorative touch while retaining natural light.
or €103.20 incl. VAT
Choose an available variant.
Sold by linear metre
Minimum 5 metres, in 1-metre increments.
Cut to shape
Select a width and length first.
Glazing compatibility
Installation position
Application method
The surface to be covered must be free of dust, grease or any other contaminant. Some materials such as polycarbonate may cause bubbling issues. A compatibility test is therefore recommended.
Description
The ORA gradient colour adhesive film (orange tint) is a decorative film designed for interior glazing, created to bring a graphic and colourful dimension to spaces while still allowing natural light through. Its gradient effect creates soft visual transitions, ideal for structuring spaces without closing them off visually. The orange tint conveys a sense of warmth, energy and modernity. It is particularly well suited to office environments, coworking spaces, retail outlets, reception areas, creative spaces or public venues looking to introduce a strong visual signature. The film decorates glazing while partially limiting direct visibility, depending on the gradient area applied. It therefore offers an attractive solution for personalising a space while retaining brightness and visual openness. Easy to apply to interior glazing, the ORA film fits perfectly into fit-out or renovation projects, with no permanent alteration to the substrate. It provides a quick way to modernise a space while adding a colourful graphic identity.
Durability
Manufacturer warranty: 10 years. Actual service life depends on exposure, glazing quality, correct installation and maintenance.
Maintenance
30 days after installation.
Storage
5 years away from moisture.
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Delivery
within 48h
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