Bathroom window glass

We will use clear glass in both bathrooms and make the privacy screen with pleated blinds. In our residential area, there are also frosted glass and patterned glass solutions. However, you can still see too much of the 80-year-old neighbor, etc. And aside from that, I find various types of glazing unattractive, as it disrupts the symmetry.

And you always want to move the [Plissees]? That's not realistic.

We will have clear glass. However, we have a fairly high parapet height, so no one will be seen naked.

And you always want to move the pleated blinds? That's not realistic.

To be honest, I don't understand the question. You move them when cleaning the windows, and I consider that relatively realistic.

Matter of taste – curtains would not suit my preference in damp rooms. As I said, I chose film and would do the same in residential property. In doing so, I took a liberty that would be more difficult to implement with satin finishes: namely, not applying the film all the way to the edge of the glass. Several finger widths of distance are enough so that I don’t feel completely cut off from the outside view, and at the same time, nothing can be "seen" from the other side of the street.

Honestly, I don’t understand the question. You move them when cleaning the windows and I think that’s fairly realistic.

I think what was meant is whether you open and close the pleated blind every time you go to the toilet or take a shower. I also think that’s kind of nonsense. I’m probably too lazy for that; mine would be closed permanently.

We have now pretty much decided on Masterpoint glass. My husband isn’t keen on messing around with film. Although I find the solution of leaving a few centimeters open at the top and bottom of the film (it could easily be 20/30 cm) ideal. But applying the film absolutely cleanly is certainly difficult, so we are ruling that out.

Thank you all!!!