Privacy and Sun Protection in the Shower Room
We did a major renovation in the bathroom and installed a large frosted window on the first floor, but in the evening, when the lights are on, silhouettes are still visible from the street. We’d like to solve this problem ourselves by applying an additional opaque covering to feel more comfortable. How difficult is it to install such a material on your own in a room with consistently high humidity, so that it doesn’t peel away at the edges over time? And what would be the best option to ensure privacy without completely blocking out the sunlight during the day?
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Oh, wet rooms are a whole other story, but if you use high-quality self-adhesive material instead of cheap vinyl, moisture won’t be a problem at all. For the bathroom, the classic bronze or white mosaic series is ideal: it creates a solid barrier against prying eyes but diffuses daylight, so the room will stay dry and cozy. Check out the options on diy window tint; they have a wide selection of decorative and privacy films designed to last for years and are steam-resistant. The main thing is to let it dry for a couple of days after installation and avoid turning the hot shower on full blast. By the way, is your glass smooth or does it have some kind of texture?