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Hmmm, that looks rather handy. Does it still work when the lights are on indoors and it's dark outside? Could be tempted if so.
To what extent does it reduce the light passing through the window from the outside? I'm assuming there must be some loss of light.
Edit: Read the website 'the side with the most light will be mirrored in appearance and the side with the least light will allow a one-way viewing experience'. Doesn't look like it'll work in the evenings or at night if the room is illuminated.
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Hmmm, that looks rather handy. Does it still work when the lights are on indoors and it's dark outside?
Don't think there's anything that does that.
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Does it still work when the lights are on indoors and it's dark outside?
I'm sure I read on that Active windows site that thats when it has a reverse effect so get dressed or get some curtains/blinds at night.
Soul
not4sale
It is very much available.
I did my ground level front window for ~£15.
You can't see in even at close range.
You can see out perfectly as before.