Jewellery displays
Cases that go opaque outside trading hours, concealing high-value stock from the street without shutters.
Applications
Retail uses switchable glass differently from every other sector. Here it is not only about privacy, it is about security after hours and theatre during trading.
Cases that go opaque outside trading hours, concealing high-value stock from the street without shutters.
High-value client rooms that switch private instantly, discretion without a windowless box.
Open and airy when vacant, private when occupied. Reads as far more premium than a curtain.
A full shopfront that switches clear at opening as a piece of daily theatre.
The frosted state becomes a screen for brand content and campaigns after hours.
Concealing stockrooms and staff areas without building a solid wall.
For jewellery and high-value retail the security case often justifies the specification on its own. Opaque glass removes the visual reconnaissance that precedes most targeted theft, you cannot plan around stock you cannot see.
It is important to be precise about what this does and does not do. Switchable glass is a visual deterrent. It is not a security barrier unless you specify a security-rated laminate build-up as well, which we can do - but the two properties are independent and should be priced separately.
Timer or BMS-driven control is worth specifying here, so displays go opaque automatically at close rather than depending on staff remembering.
| Application | Area | Indicative total |
|---|---|---|
| Jewellery display case run | ~45 sq ft | ₹1.2L – ₹2.2L |
| VIP consultation room | ~100 sq ft | ₹2.6L – ₹4.7L |
| Changing room bank (4) | ~160 sq ft | ₹4.1L – ₹7.4L |
| Shopfront glazing | ~300 sq ft | ₹7.5L – ₹13.5L |
Only as a visual deterrent. It conceals stock, which removes reconnaissance opportunity, but it is not an impact barrier unless combined with a security-rated laminate. We quote those as separate specifications so you are clear what you are buying.
Yes. A timer or BMS-integrated controller handles this without staff intervention, which is what we normally recommend for display runs.
Quality PDLC transmits around 80% of light in the clear state with under 5% haze, so colour rendering is good. Ask any supplier for their measured figures, poor film noticeably dulls merchandise.
Yes, in the frosted state, using rear projection. Shopfronts that run brand content after hours are a common and effective use.
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