
Irregular white curves flowing across a clear base, installable vertically or horizontally to suit the pane. Elegant manifestation and light privacy for meeting rooms and entrances. Discontinued pattern, available while stock lasts.
INT 500 flows irregular white curves across a clear base, and Reflectiv files it under a name that says what it does: blackout pattern. The dense weave of lines blocks sightlines while the clear gaps keep light moving, and the sheet states plainly that it can be installed vertically or horizontally, so the stripes can run with the architecture rather than against it.
Construction is incolor 23 micron PET with a 13 gram acrylic adhesive, applied to the inside face at 5°C or warmer. Fire behaviour is Euroclass B-s1,d0, and durability is quoted at 12 to 15 years vertical in central Europe, on rolls 1.52 metres wide in 10 and 30 metre lengths.
Unusually for the range, Reflectiv lists it for all types of glass with installation on plexiglass and polycarbonate possible after a compatibility test. It is a discontinued pattern, fitted from remaining stock, so measure the full project before committing to it.
INT 500 goes on the inside face, on any type of glass, with plexiglass and polycarbonate possible after a compatibility test. Runs can be laid vertically or horizontally; keep one orientation and one production batch per visual run, and wait thirty days before the first clean.
| Effect | White curves on clear |
|---|---|
| Film | PET 23 μm |
| Orientation | Vertical or horizontal |
| Application | Internal |
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