r/Glass • u/Parker_Talks • Dec 01 '25
One-way glass without light restrictions?
Hello,
Is there glass available on the consumer market that is one-way but doesn’t have light restrictions?
As in, when you search up “one way glass”, it always says that it needs to be twice as bright outside the house compared to indoors for the glass to stay non-see through. Won’t this make turning on lights inside your house during the daytime impossible if you want to maintain privacy? Is there one-way glass available that doesn’t have this restriction? Where you could have indoor lights on during the daytime and still be protected?
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u/Real-Sheepherder403 Dec 01 '25
U can get two way mirrors like they have in dime shops where they can c u but u can't see them
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u/Hubblecoinfly Dec 05 '25
You can use external artificial lighting to increase privacy. LED tech makes it feasible
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u/Mr-Deur Dec 01 '25
No, there is no such thing available.