We currently have an ugly wondow with some kind of frosting (and paint
spattering) in the bathroom. It lets in light but you can't see out.

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?

Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?

What is an affordable compromise?

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We currently have an ugly wondow with some kind of frosting (and paint
spattering) in the bathroom. It lets in light but you can't see out.

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?

Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?

What is an affordable compromise?

John is correct. There is no such thing as one-way glass. It is just
glass with a coating that allows viewing from the dark to the light
side. Turn on a light on the dark side and there is no difference.
Frosted glass is about the only thing I can think of te block vision
but allow light into the bathroom.

Harry K

theres a new electric glass, powered up it becomes opaque, cant see
thru, but its expensive

Try stain glass. I replaced mine with a clear glass that had a rain
drop pattern. Downside is that it is not tempered. It can shatter. See:

http://store.allstainedglass.com/spocl.html

In article .com,
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theres a new electric glass, powered up it becomes opaque, cant see
thru, but its expensive

And you won¹t want to use the bathroom during a power failure!

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Larry Weil
Lake Wobegone, NH

Possibly mirrored glass. See
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertain...ts/3257370.stm

I understand the original is now located in Switzerland.

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We currently have an ugly wondow with some kind of frosting (and paint
spattering) in the bathroom. It lets in light but you can't see out.

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?

Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?

What is an affordable compromise?

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?
No. 'One-way' glass requires that you are in an area that is darker than
the area that you are observing. The person on the darker side always gets
the view.


Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?
No.

What is an affordable compromise?

Window shade or shutters.

On 22 Jan 2006 16:47:31 -0800, "
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We currently have an ugly wondow with some kind of frosting (and paint
spattering) in the bathroom. It lets in light but you can't see out.

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?

Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?

What is an affordable compromise?

We have a 8' single door leading from the MB to the patio (glass), so
my wife used a decorative film with a pattern and looks great and
wasn't that costly.

Check some of these patterns one could use. Not an endorsement.

http://www.on-sitesystems.com/designs/film.htm

Oren

"My doctor says I have a malformed public-duty gland
and a natural deficiency in moral fiber, and that I am therefore
excused from saving Universes."

One way glass with a curtin, shutter, or shade to cover it at night.

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We currently have an ugly wondow with some kind of frosting (and paint
spattering) in the bathroom. It lets in light but you can't see out.

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?

Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?

What is an affordable compromise?

bud smith wrote:

One way glass with a curtin, shutter, or shade to cover it at night.

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We currently have an ugly wondow with some kind of frosting (and paint
spattering) in the bathroom. It lets in light but you can't see out.

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?

Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?

What is an affordable compromise?




Hi,
Easiest might be ordinary glass and tinting film of your choice.

Hi,
Easiest might be ordinary glass and tinting film of your choice.

Agreed.

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We currently have an ugly wondow with some kind of frosting (and paint
spattering) in the bathroom. It lets in light but you can't see out.

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?

Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?

What is an affordable compromise?

This is just a joke, but if you were dead set on such a setup, you
could hang a flat screen monitor in your window hooked up to a camera
that points where you want.

On the more serious side, you could just use frosted glass in a window
that opens wide when you want to look out.

home depot sells a vinyl like film in various stained glass patterns. we
put these on our bathroom windows for the same reason.

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One way glass with a curtin, shutter, or shade to cover it at night.

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We currently have an ugly wondow with some kind of frosting (and paint
spattering) in the bathroom. It lets in light but you can't see out.

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?

Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?

What is an affordable compromise?

theres a window frosting spray like a thin whiite paint, works great

There is a "chemical" out there that can etch/frost glass. I think it's
an acid. You just apply it to the glass, let it set, and then wash it
off. Google it on the net using search terms like "glass etch acid."
You may be able to buy it at a hardware store, or a craft store.



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We currently have an ugly wondow with some kind of frosting (and paint
spattering) in the bathroom. It lets in light but you can't see out.

Are there any good types of one-way glass that can be used in a
bathroom so that people from the outside cant see in, even at night?

Is there something like a slightly obscured glass with a one way
coating that would do the job?

What is an affordable compromise?

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