Z-louvers on the upper floor as a visual shield

Hello!

I have a question for those builders who chose Z-louvers for their blinds: How is the privacy protection, since these can only be set to 90 degrees?

That means I’m worried that if I want to let in maximum sunlight but, for example, want privacy in the bathroom during the day, this might not work very well because of the maximum 90-degree setting (with C-louvers you can set 180 degrees and thus tilt them so no one can see in from below or the side, but still let light in).

What is your experience regarding this?

Best regards
Joho

You need the S_Onro..there you have the egg-laying wool-milk pig

You really build something that ugly?

As an alternative to regular roller shutters, yes... however, not to [Raffstores]

You need the S_Onro..there you have the egg-laying wool-milk-sow

Why do you install generous window areas if something like _THAT_ is put in front of them?
You don’t have a free view, and no light seems to enter the rooms either. If the whole side wasn’t glazed, the dining room would be a dark hole.

For the same reason one installs simple roller shutters or [Raffsores]...

Privacy and sun protection...

It's just a different variant...a kind of mix of both. However, it's a matter of taste...I would also prefer [Raffstores].