Options for covering bathroom pane? I have a bathroom pane by the bathtub that requirements to be...

I have a bathroom pane by the bathtub that requirements to be covered. I've thought of maybe using cloudy rigid plastic and just placing it to lean on the glass (lightweight and movable). While I may end up using the adjectives options (i.e. fanlight film or a curtain), I would resembling to see if this option will work since pane film leaves residue and a curtain won't permit much light surrounded by.

I was thinking something similar to the white flexible adjectives boards they have within stores, but something thicker so that it will stand better. Also, the window is 46" across, 28" dignified (although the covering only desires to be at least 15" high) and the plastic doesn't hold to be in one piece. Does anyone hold any ideas on where on earth I could find something like this? Maybe they get rid of something similar for windows?

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Answers:    You could try patterned plastic pallid diffractors used on flush-mount fluorescent light fixtures. They're cheap, past the worst, not heavy at adjectives, & unbreakable. They'd also be fundamentally easy to mount, since they're scrubby plastic. Check for these at Home Depot.

You can also use automotive window picture - it goes on next to soapy water, so residue shouldn't be a problem if you ever want to remove it. It would be a cheap fix & you can catch it at Wal-Mart automotive section.

You can also consider buying a piece of cup the correct size & spraying it with chalice frosting from Hobby Lobby, it's simple & easy. They also own glass paint that mimics stained chalice. You'd have to be sure it be mounted or fastened in some path so it wouldn't be a safety see.
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Try checking e-bay for a stained glass skylight panel the same size as your porthole. Pick colors to match your bathroom.