How Do You Cover Glass Block Windows?
Glass block windows add exterior lighting to a room, while providing architectural interest to the interior and exterior walls. Designers can create virtually any shape or size, and often use glass block windows in powder rooms and bath areas.The initial impression is that the obscure glass will let in lighting, yet will not allow prying eyes from beyond to see into the room. Unfortunately, that is not necessarily the case. Neighbors can often glimpse intriguing silhouettes, and should a passing peeper put eyes to the glass block, it is possible to get a clear view into the room.Rather than permanently covering the glass block windows, a homeowner can create attractive glass block covers that can slip into place for privacy, yet can easily be removed. Using your yardstick, measure around the perimeter of the glass block window frame, and draw a pattern of the area onto your heavy cardboard. The pattern should be the exact size and shape of the inset window area. Depending on the shape
