Concealing Electrical Components with Black Out Film
During a recent construction build-out at the Church of the Resurrection in Dublin, Ohio, a specific challenge arose: how to aesthetically conceal newly installed electrical components visible through four windows. The project required a clean, professional finish that integrated seamlessly with the building's updated look.
The Solution: Avery Dennison Black Out Film
To address this, Avery Dennison Black Out film was chosen. This specialized window film is completely opaque, meaning it blocks all light and visibility from passing through. It was applied to the interior surfaces of the four windows, covering a total of 48 square feet.
Application Process
The installation involved meticulous preparation of the glass surfaces to ensure optimal adhesion. The black out film was then precisely cut and applied to create a uniform, solid black appearance across all treated windows. This process effectively hid the electrical components from view, contributing to the desired sleek and professional aesthetic for the church's new construction.
Project Overview
Location: Church of the Resurrection, Dublin, Ohio Service: Window Graphics (Black Out Film Application) Area: 48 sqft across 4 windows Film: Avery Dennison Black Out
This application demonstrates how specialized window films can solve practical aesthetic challenges in commercial and institutional settings, providing a polished finish that enhances the overall appearance of the property.
