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Glass partition?

2 years ago

Hi! My bathroom is near done. What do you think of adding a frosted glass partition in front of the toilet, right where the wood and tile meet? Just thought it would be a good idea so you won’t automatically see someone on the toilet when you first enter!

Was thinking it’ll be 3 panels side by side, without casing. Photos below for reference!

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HALLETT & Co.
2 years ago
I’m guessing this is not North America. I can’t imagine having the shower drain between the sink and the toilet so the whole bathroom floor is wet after every shower. Yikes.
Iri
2 years ago
Looks like a beautiful installation, although I'm not sure how exactly I'd like using it!

I think at least one partition is in order, and if I could only have it on one side, I'd prefer it in front of the shower. :)

I like the glass you showed, although I like most glass. Glass block might be an option.
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