window treatment question?

Question

im looking for a way to fix my windows so that no one can see in . i live on the first floor but i dont want to lose the sun light.
i heard something about a window sticker but all i found was color stickers and none that covers the hole window. i dont want to replace the windows. please help !

Answer 1

You can try using a product called Contact self stick. Most hardware stores or home centers or Target carries it. It is available in a frosted finish. This will let light in but offers you privacy. You buy the roll...its inexpensive....cut it to size but leave about a 1/2 inch overlap on all 4 sides of the glass. Peel off the backing a few inches at a time...adhere it to the glass and use a credit card to lightly rub it onto the glass. Once it is fully adhere to the glass surface, use a razor to trim off the excess 1/2 inch overlap and your done. If you need to remove it, just scrap it off with a flat edge razor blade the same way you would for a sticker on a car window. Hope this helped.

Answer 2

I have similar nook residing house windows on each and each and every area of my bedroom. i tried each and every curtain probability and it replaced into all very heavy searching. What I got here up with replaced into putting Roman colorations in each and each and every window and the including 3 contraptions of small, ornamental cabinets for both residing house windows (3 cabinets in step with window). I placed one shelf on the exterior of one window and yet another shelf on the exterior of the different window. The third shelf replaced into connected to a small piece of timber anchored between both residing house windows. Then I took a sheer headband (window therapy)interior an similar layout as my comforter and draped it over the three cabinets with a rosette shaped by tying a rubber band topping each and each and every shelf. that is a window therapy that enhances something else of the room and does not overburden the residing house windows. solid success!

Answer 3

Go to "Home Depot" we just looked at this. There are several types that you'd like in the carpet section of Home Depot. For glass sliding door it would cost $35.00 so you can figure from there what it would cost you for a window. That's about, what $2.50 a square foot approx. it's anywhere from frosted to one sided (you can see out but no one can see in) and it works.

Answer 4

Tinted auto glass plastic film, they do make a type that comes in a spray can & can be sprayed on, but I'd use a blind & ajust it to let the sun in & block the view or add a sheer to that.