Colour shift Window Film (Dichoric Film)

Colour shift Window Film from Gigantic Signs in Adelaide is a dichroic style optical film that changes hue as the viewing angle or light changes, used as a feature treatment on glass, screens and feature walls. It is quoted from $79.19 per square metre ex GST, with the exact film confirmed at quote stage.

Verified facts

FactValueSourceDate
Indicative price at 600x900 mm$42.76ssq-from-prices-2026-09-172026-09-17
Indicative price at 900x1200 mm$85.53ssq-from-prices-2026-09-172026-09-17
Indicative price at 1200x1800 mm$171.05ssq-from-prices-2026-09-172026-09-17
Indicative price at 1200x2400 mm$228.07ssq-from-prices-2026-09-172026-09-17
Indicative price at 2000x1000 mm$158.38ssq-from-prices-2026-09-172026-09-17

From-prices by size

Size (mm) Area (m2) From-price (AUD ex GST)
600x900 0.54 $42.76
900x1200 1.08 $85.53
1200x1800 2.16 $171.05
1200x2400 2.88 $228.07
2000x1000 2.00 $158.38

From-prices are the online store volume rate, ex GST, as at 17 September 2026. Your exact size, quantity and options are priced live on the product page.

Specifications

Name Value Unit
Substrate Dichroic or colour shift optical film, exact range confirmed at quote stage
Application Glass partitions, entry screens and feature walls
Visual effect Colour shifts with viewing angle and available light rather than staying a fixed flat colour
Install method Professional application recommended for large format optical films to avoid visible seams
Standard sizes 500x500mm, 1000x1000mm, 1200x1800mm, 1500x2400mm
Custom sizes Any size to order

Materials

Mounting

Where it is used

Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Lead time

within 5 to 10 business days of artwork approval

FAQ

What does a colour shift or dichroic window film look like?

A colour shift window film changes hue depending on the angle it is viewed from and the light hitting it, giving glass or a screen a shifting rainbow or two tone effect rather than one fixed colour.

Where is Colour shift Window Film used?

Colour shift Window Film is generally used as a feature treatment on glass partitions, entry screens or feature walls rather than as a full building glazing film, because the effect is most noticeable on smaller, highlighted panels.

Does Colour shift Window Film block the view through glass?

It depends on the film chosen; some colour shift films are fully see through with a tinted shift, while others are more opaque, so the exact effect and opacity is confirmed against a sample at quote stage.

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