Is One-Way Glass Really "One-Way"?—Tips on Balancing Privacy and Light Transmittance for Buyers, from Shenzhen's Leading Manufacturer of One-Way Vision Glass
Release time：
Nov 07,2025
Office partitions or monitoring room single-sided glass purchases often suffer from poor privacy, visibility even during the day, uneven reflections, and other issues—leading to privacy breaches that also disrupt usability.
The core of one-way glass is determined by the ratio of reflectivity to transmittance in its coating layer—high-quality products feature a front-side reflectivity of ≥70% and a back-side transmittance of ≥85%.
Solution to procurement pain points: First, conduct on-site testing by observing under both bright and dim lighting conditions to ensure that the side exposed to strong light remains invisible from the side with weaker illumination. Second, inspect the coating layer for any scratches or flaking; it should remain intact without damage even after being wiped with alcohol. Finally, choose the appropriate thickness—opt for 5-6mm models suited for office environments, while selecting 8-10mm tempered glass options ideal for outdoor use.
Attention: This must be paired with lighting design. The brightness on the dimmer side should be no more than one-third of that on the brighter side; otherwise, the "one-way" effect will not work. When purchasing, you may request the manufacturer to provide a lighting solution.
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