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Mon, Feb 18, 13 at 7:24
| We have a 1960's Cape style home which was recently renovated, including the addition of two dormer windows to the upstairs. One is only open to the upstairs (attic space) and the other is a skylight dormer, open to the downstairs (kitchen). At night, the kitchen is typically well lit. I dislike how the skylight dormer window is always lit up as well, since the other dormer window is never lit. Can someone suggest a film or something to add to the inside of the skylight dormer window to reduce the light going out? I certainly do not want to reduce the light coming in (this part is lovely). Thanks in advance. |
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- Posted by windowsonwashington (My Page) on Tue, Feb 19, 13 at 7:44
| Not sure something existing is that realm. Perhaps some interior shading would temper the light a bit so as to even them out but that is all I can think of. |
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