One way glass (that works at night)

[Tiggsy]

I'm getting a garden office that has an odd (funky) shaped window - it's too weird a shape for normal blinds so is there something i could put on it so I can see out but no one can see in (most films seem to stop working at night....which is when i want prying eyes to not be able to see the IT gear in there)

[Bonefish Blues]

How much are you willing to spend? http://www.ukhomeideas.co.uk/ideas/diy-building/wi...

[arfur]

Tiggsy said:

I'm getting a garden office that has an odd (funky) shaped window - it's too weird a shape for normal blinds so is there something i could put on it so I can see out but no one can see in (most films seem to stop working at night....which is when i want prying eyes to not be able to see the IT gear in there)

How about shutters ?

[otolith]

The problem you've got is that one way glass works on the principle that you can't see in from the more brightly lit side - it's not really one way, it's just tinted and mirrored on one side so that the reflected light drowns out the transmitted light.

[ShredderXLE]

Is this an office where you will spend your evenings "relaxing in a gentlemans way"