QUANTUM CLOAKING
Anyone in the hallway can read your meeting-room screen.
Glass walls make an office feel open. They also let every passer-by see the display on the wall. Quantum Cloaking Film goes on the inside of the glass and is designed to make that screen look blank from outside, while the glass and the room stay clear.
Same room, same screen, one side filmed. Left: with Quantum Cloaking Film. Right: without. Photo supplied by Quantum Cloaking.
Results depend on your display. We test a sample on your screen before you commit to a full install.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Inside the room the display looks the way it always did. People inside look at the screen directly. People outside look at it through the film.
“Can people in the room still see the screen?”
Not equally well on every one. How well it cloaks depends on the display and the angle someone views it from. We hold a sample against your glass and look from the hallway before you pay for a full install. That check is why the sample is free.
“Will it work on my display?”
No. It is designed to leave the room in clear view. Someone in the hallway still sees the people, the table and the lighting. They see a screen that looks off.
“Does it block the view into the room?”
The film does nothing for them. It acts on a display's light. A whiteboard, a printout or a sticky note facing the glass can still be read from the hallway.
“What about whiteboards and paper?”
The difference is the installation.
WHY WE SELL QUANTUM
We've installed cloaking film from more than one maker. Quantum is the one we chose to sell. Film that is hard to put up costs you extra hours, scrapped pieces and callbacks, and those costs end up in the quote.
Spray the glass, place the film, squeegee it out.
Plain Water.
Quantum says it doesn't need to sit on site to acclimatize. Measure, cut, unroll, install.
No waiting on the film.
The adhesive is designed so a piece can be lifted and placed again without stretching.
Built to be repositioned.
Overspray is not supposed to disturb a fresh piece next to it, so a run of glass can be finished in one trip.
Neighboring panes, same visit.
It protects the film from scratches while it goes on.
A cap sheet on the surface.
Quantum designs it to remove without residue, which matters on leased glass. Ask us about your lease terms.
Meant to come off clean.
Install details come from
Quantum's product literature.
Three widths,
fewer seams.
A pane wider than the roll needs a seam. Wider rolls mean fewer of them. We measure your glass first and tell you which width fits before you order anything.
48 in
60 in
72 in
Roll widths drawn to scale.
Cut to the length your glass needs.
Where it goes
Glass-walled conference rooms, huddle rooms and partitions, and glass-front offices. Quantum lists commercial, corporate, healthcare, law enforcement and government spaces as its use cases. If a screen faces a hallway, a lobby or a street, it is a candidate.
91%
In a 3M-sponsored experiment run by the Ponemon Institute, sensitive information was captured in 91% of staged visual-hacking attempts.
What happens after you ask for a consultation
Display size, how many rooms, which city.
1
You tell us about the room
We hold a sample against your glass and check the view from the hallway. If it doesn't do the job on your display, we say so.
2
We test it on your screen
We hold a sample against your glass and check the view from the hallway. If it doesn't do the job on your display, we say so.
3
You get a quote for film and install
Request a free consultation
Tell us about the room and we'll set up the test on your glass.
Authorized Quantum Cloaking dealer
Product descriptions come from Quantum Cloaking's published materials. Results depend on the display, the glass and the viewing angle, and we test a sample before you commit. Quantum Cloaking Film is a registered trademark of its owner.