Window privacy

I use a frosted window film on the lower half of my windows. It looks a bit like this. Looks great from the outside and in.

Opaque window film does not allow you to see in or out day or night, lights off or on.

None of these blinds and one-way glass work during the night.

Very inexpensive and MUCH cheaper than one way glass. Will go with any interior decor.

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Here is one company selling the blinds I mention.

There are roller blinds through which you can see out but no-one can see in. I've seen them in white on a UK online company.

We stayed in a hotel once and the blinds allowed you to see out but no one to see in. It was in Jersey

Thank you that sounds like a brilliant idea. I will investigate.

What about two-way glass-----as in some courtrooms ?

I fitted window film to my utility room window as it was overlooked, it was a doddle to fit so I expect the one way stuff would be just as easy.

My neighbour applied Rabbitgoo One Way Window film which she found easier to apply than other makes. Works very well during the day but not in the evening. She bought it on Amazon.

Good luck in finding a solution for your DH.

Gr8dame I'm sorry to hear of your husband's phobia - it must make life difficult at times.

Would he cope with very plain, close-fitting roller blinds? They're unobtrusive and there's not much to see.

Neighbours have new blinds , they can see out but we can't see in . I have film on back door window and can't see in or out . When I was in the last house we had nets , ok daytime but useless at night.

There's a house near me that has privacy reflective film on the lower part of the ground floor windows - I understand that it's only effective during the day.

www.windowfilm.co.uk/residential/privacy

This is the sort of thing you mean I think? I googled Window Privacy Film and lots came up. You can buy it from Amazon and fit it yourself - however I think that will be harder than it might appear. If it were me I’d look for a local trusted handyman to fit it for me

Sorry I can't suggest any specific window covers. Any chance you could phone a local home specialising in care of people with dementia for practical advice?