Which way round
Answer It's really a matter of choice...whichever side you like best can face inside. The theory is that if the textured side faces outside, it will refract the sun through the texture and make the glass sparkle, similar to sun shining through a crystal. Since your windows will be under a roof, they probably won't have much sun shining through them so it doesn't matter which side faces inside. Most windows are viewed more often from the inside than the outside so put whichever side looks best, or you like best, facing inside. No matter which side faces in or out, they will look beautiful during the day from the inside. At night, they will look spectacular from the outside with light shining through them. |
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