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can you see through this window?

5 years ago

Currently deciding whether to keep a big window in our master bedroom to give us more options for a remodel but this looks nice. I cannot tell from this photo if the window is see through or is it tempered?

Farm House, Isabella NSW · More Info

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Green Apple Interiors & Design
5 years ago
Hi jmeeds,

The window, louvres included, is opaque glass for privacy.

Good Luck with your reno!
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