Help with 2 interior doors please.
One of these doors is 30" and is a bedroom the other is 26" and is a powder room. Both of these rooms get a lot of sunlight and I would like to bring this light into the central hallway but keep the privacy of whats behind the doors. Any ideas on how this can be accomplished?
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- PRO8 years agolast modified: 8 years ago
I have pixilated glass in my doors for all the spaces in a hallway , a bathroom and 3 bedrooms . No one can see anything except maybe a shadow moving and they bring tons of light into the hall way. This is one example and if the cat was a foot away from the door you would not even know it was a cat.
PRO8 years agoAs it said below the best solution is the installation of an interior door with full glass insert. It will be more effective than other things you can do. The door can be with satin glass which is also matte or you can add style with decorative stained glass door, pixel glass door which is mentioned below is a good idea too.
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