Dublin Church Uses Black Out Film to Hide Electrical Components
August 28, 2026 · 4 min read
Learn how opaque black out window film conceals building components, enhancing aesthetics and privacy.
What is Black Out Window Film?
Black out window film is an opaque film designed to completely block visibility. Unlike tinted films that reduce light transmission, black out film creates a solid, non-reflective surface. This makes it ideal for situations where you need to hide something behind a window, such as unsightly equipment, storage areas, or in this case, electrical components during a construction build-out.
Why Use Black Out Film for Construction Projects?
During renovations or new construction, temporary or permanent electrical components, wiring, or utility access points often need to be housed behind walls or within designated areas. When these areas have windows, the contents can appear unprofessional and distracting. Black out film offers a simple and cost-effective solution.
How Black Out Film Was Applied at Church of the Resurrection
The Church of the Resurrection in Dublin, Ohio, was undergoing a significant construction build-out. They needed a way to conceal newly installed electrical components that would be visible through four specific windows, covering a total of 48 square feet. The goal was to achieve a sleek, professional look that integrated seamlessly with the ongoing construction.
Avery Dennison Black Out film was selected for this project. This particular film is known for its complete opacity, ensuring that nothing behind it is visible. It was meticulously applied to the interior surface of the four windows. The application process involved thorough cleaning of the glass, precise cutting of the film to match the window dimensions, and careful installation to avoid any bubbles or imperfections. The result is a uniform, solid black surface that effectively hides the electrical components, contributing to the building's finished, professional appearance.
Benefits Beyond Aesthetics
While the primary goal was aesthetic improvement, black out film also offers practical benefits. It blocks all incoming light through the treated windows, which can help reduce glare and prevent visual distractions. For areas where privacy is paramount or where specific visual elements need to be completely obscured, black out film is an excellent choice. For more information on how various window films can enhance your property, visit our services page.