Glass curtains Spain
I was round a friend's house today and he's got a really good glass encolsure around his terrace in Duquesa. I have seen these becoming more and more popular as it allows the terrace to be used all year round.
In our area it's particularly good for keeping the terrace clean! It's so dusty around here that especially in the summer you end up cleaning your terrace nearly every day just to get rid of the dust.
I saw this website about glass curtains Spain whish shows some examples of glass curtains. Have you seen these glass curtains yourself? What do you think of them?
I like the fact that they don't change the look of the terrace much but I wonder if as part of a community you could fit these without it needing to be approved by the community?? Will take a look into that but I assume each community has it's on policy on them.
In our area it's particularly good for keeping the terrace clean! It's so dusty around here that especially in the summer you end up cleaning your terrace nearly every day just to get rid of the dust.
I saw this website about glass curtains Spain whish shows some examples of glass curtains. Have you seen these glass curtains yourself? What do you think of them?
I like the fact that they don't change the look of the terrace much but I wonder if as part of a community you could fit these without it needing to be approved by the community?? Will take a look into that but I assume each community has it's on policy on them.
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posted by Eye on Spain at 8:07 PM
2 Comments:
I agree with you that they may be some glass curtains which may not change the look of the building but there are glass curtainswhich change the look of the terrace and also protect the dust entering into the rooms.
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Wow, I have never seen these glass curtains, or maybe I did not notice them?? They are by far an amazing idea for a terrace, as, in Malaga you really do have lovely weather year round! My apartment in Malaga had a long balcony outside of my room, connected to my roomate's balcony that I LOVED to spend time in! Sitting outside eating my breakfast, enjoying tons of sunshine is one of the many wonderful things about southern Spain! I googled more glass curtain pictures in Spain, and found some beautiful pictures that made me reminisce about my time spent there! Your friend must have a beautiful place, do you have any pictures?
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