ᐅ Frosted Glass or Etched Glass?

Created on: 29 Sep 2020 11:50

We don’t want clear glass for the small guest toilet window or the stairwell window that is over 3m (10 feet) long. The neighbors are very close.
What would be more advisable in this case and why?
Frosted glass or satin-finished glass? Which looks more high-quality?

And can you get a window over 3m (10 feet) long as a single piece, or is it usually divided into two sections?

Shiny8630 Sep 2020 09:47

#19

Can’t you get a frosted window for that price (additional cost)? The film will eventually start to peel off, won’t it?

11ant30 Sep 2020 12:50

#20

rick2018 schrieb:

There is probably an advertising print company or something similar near you. They can do it for under 500€...

With a budget limit of 500, they might even make it look like a stained glass window or a Kim Wilde poster.

https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/

rick201830 Sep 2020 13:03

#21

It always depends on the region, the membrane, and the size.
Most likely, half of it will be sufficient.

cschiko30 Sep 2020 13:50

#22

I also believe that wrapping is significantly more cost-effective. We paid just over €100 for 6 windows (3 large, 3 small) partially wrapped with stripes of varying sizes by a local advertising/wrap specialist.

rick201830 Sep 2020 13:52

#23

Membrane with air channels (similar to those used in cars) is definitely more expensive than membrane that is applied wet. However, it is also easier to install.

Shiny8630 Sep 2020 23:03

#24

@11ant The plan is for fixed glass without any opening. Do I need a building permit / planning permission if I split it into three sections with opening sashes?

Does it look like frosted or satin glass with a greenish tint? I don’t like the greenish color.

ᐅ Frosted Glass or Etched Glass?

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