See Through Bathroom outside the bedroom???

[_Cathy_]

Can someone please explain this? I just clicked on a low cost housing ad on my FB and I was puzzled when I saw a see through bathroom that was not in the bedroom

See through bathrooms are a deal breaker for me when when browsing for hotel rooms. I don't want to see the "outside" while I am doing my business. And personally, I find it tacky. It's more absurd to have a see through bathroom that isn't even inside a room. And so what happens when a guest needs to use the bathroom?

Looking at the other pics, parang the see through bathroom is behind the wall where the TV is

And I am wondering why nobody has commented on FB. Am I missing something here?

[e2romo]

Parang pang motel yung bathroom.

Pwedeng manood habang nagshoshower yung girl.

[_Cathy_]

Ang problema sa kitchen/dining area yan e

[amoyligo]

Isipin mo na lang para ka nasa set ng pelikula ni christina gonzales na "Nimfa"

[Morz]

Wala ba switch to smoke the glass?? Like sa mga high tech buildings.

[SkyFlakes88]

It's just a dress up model unit to give an impression (illusion) of how big and orderly nice the place is. And they will show you the actual turn over unit also.

[dr. d]

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i think, the concept was initially designed for "special activities"..

but parents of small kids will like this.

and it is easy to install shower curtains, for those "prudes".

heh heh.

[H1Tman]

Model unit, sample design. Glass siya to see inside without having to open the door. I'm sure covered wall yan sa actual.

[thephantom]

I think tama na model unit lang. But then again.....teka nga makapagpa-quote ng all glass wall sa bathroom kung magkano aabutin. Lol

[dr. d]

I think tama na model unit lang. But then again.....teka nga makapagpa-quote ng all glass wall sa bathroom kung magkano aabutin. Lol

if that glass were the same material as jet fighter cowl or hockey glass.. standard panel na lang po.. mas mura siguro.

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I think tama na model unit lang. But then again.....teka nga makapagpa-quote ng all glass wall sa bathroom kung magkano aabutin. Lol

if that glass were the same material as jet fighter cowl or hockey glass.. standard panel na lang po.. mas mura siguro.

[jick.cejoco]

if that glass were the same material as jet fighter cowl or hockey glass.. standard panel na lang po.. mas mura siguro.

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if that glass were the same material as jet fighter cowl or hockey glass.. standard panel na lang po.. mas mura siguro.

If you're talking about the canopy of U.S. F16, it is lexan. It is more durable than tempered glass and is bullet resistant. Problems are it is not as scratch resistant and very expensive

[jick.cejoco]

Glass partitions are not as thick as dry wall or wooden panel walls. If the space is limited, it is an option. One of the hotels I used in Milan had this but parts of the glass are smoke haze.

[NightRock]

diba dati may parang palabas sa US na ganyan ang challenge pagagamitin ka ng CR na nilagay nila in public places like major streets in NY then kala mo tagusan yung tingin nila hehehe ikaw lang pala nakaka kita from inside one way mirror pala. hehehe walang nag accept ng challenge.. Imagine mag shower in times aquare kala mo nakikita ka nila hahaha

[joemarski]

'yup. model unit nga lang 'yan.
'yung sa 1st pic, glass nga siya. buyer's option na kung gusto niya eh frosted, tinted, whatever glass na gusto niya. kung gusto niya eh clear, ala ey, mas maganda, hehehe.

sa 2nd pic, nakadikit 'yung glass sa "false wall". thick plywoods (usually 3/4") ang ginagamit nila diyan.
bubutasan nila 'yung glass para meron kang pagkabitan ng bracket para sa tv. meron na ring "abang" 'yan for electrical power and equipment (like antenna, cable, dvd, etc.) connections. ewan ko lang kung 'yung "boxes/outlets" (bottom left side of the glass) is connected to the tv. anyway, if the "abangs" are behind the glass, the seller, architect, engineers knows where these "abang" boxes are located. so, kung may balak kang maglagay ng maliit na cabinet for a/v equipment, pabutasan mo na 'yung glass bago pa nila ikabit.

[macsd]

Lighthouse hotel is Subic, Shangrila Boracay , Mandarin Oriental is SG are just a few hotels who's CR are glass partitioned.

[12vdc]

The fish can see you humping inside h20 hotel.

[NightRock]

Diba may maga motel daw sa pasig na ganyan kita mo ang shower room may nag sabi lang sakin hehehe

[_Cathy_]

Glass partitions are not as thick as dry wall or wooden panel walls. If the space is limited, it is an option. One of the hotels I used in Milan had this but parts of the glass are smoke haze.

Lighthouse hotel is Subic, Shangrila Boracay , Mandarin Oriental is SG are just a few hotels who's CR are glass partitioned.

Absolutely hate see through bathrooms in hotels. Does anyone like it in the first place? I read about a hotel that frosted their see through bathroom because of negative feedback.

[_Cathy_]

'yup. model unit nga lang 'yan.
'yung sa 1st pic, glass nga siya. buyer's option na kung gusto niya eh frosted, tinted, whatever glass na gusto niya. kung gusto niya eh clear, ala ey, mas maganda, hehehe.

sa 2nd pic, nakadikit 'yung glass sa "false wall". thick plywoods (usually 3/4") ang ginagamit nila diyan.
bubutasan nila 'yung glass para meron kang pagkabitan ng bracket para sa tv. meron na ring "abang" 'yan for electrical power and equipment (like antenna, cable, dvd, etc.) connections. ewan ko lang kung 'yung "boxes/outlets" (bottom left side of the glass) is connected to the tv. anyway, if the "abangs" are behind the glass, the seller, architect, engineers knows where these "abang" boxes are located. so, kung may balak kang maglagay ng maliit na cabinet for a/v equipment, pabutasan mo na 'yung glass bago pa nila ikabit.

buti na lang maraming engineer tsikot so glass talaga? Weirdo ng designer developer. Wtf.

[jasonub]

Pati toilet bowl see through. Hahaha