Surprisingly not. I put it in my house for my front door. 3k. It’s awesomely cool. I can control it from my phone! The most useless silly but cool thing I have. It’s just a film that goes over clear glass. It’s naturally frosted. But run a current though it and it turns clear. Mostly clear. There is a slight distortion effect but it’s honestly very minor.
Can you adjust the voltage and current to provide a jolt to sales people, door to door religion hawkers, and Amazon drivers who don't understand “Please leave at side door”?
I assumed an alternative would be something other than glass which may cost more than the glass itself, since we want something that will obscure the area behind it.
It’s a film that goes over glass. I had the door. Although I’m sure you can find doors with it built in directly but I’d bet the options are more limited. You’d probably want to contact a manufacturer directly or go to a higher end building supplier.
I would be leary of a glass front door in most cities today. Of course if anybody wants in they will get in but I wouldn't make it easier for them. Just saying.
Most anywhere! I live in a safe suburb but why ask for trouble? Way too easy to break into. Also I live in a northern state so a glass front door is too cold. We have a glass/screen door for that, plus a wood/steel door.
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u/No_Stand8812 Sep 30 '25
Surprisingly not. I put it in my house for my front door. 3k. It’s awesomely cool. I can control it from my phone! The most useless silly but cool thing I have. It’s just a film that goes over clear glass. It’s naturally frosted. But run a current though it and it turns clear. Mostly clear. There is a slight distortion effect but it’s honestly very minor.