Terrace - Privacy Screening

For those of you that are interested in what the basic privacy screening looks like in the upper terrace here you go. We had overlook privacy concerns on the Terrace/Lounge side of our house. Our house upper bedrooms and terrace overlooks our neighbours windows/rooms and this isn't allowed.
We had to include opaque glass and terrace privacy screening to protect against overlooking. It wasn't ideal because this side also has the best view over the suburbs but rules are rules. Our neighbours have a pergola blocking any sort of view into their windows and rooms but we have to conform to the rules anyway. We were quite concerned that we would feel very 'enclosed' but it hasn't turned out too bad and it might even remain in place after handover even though we had other plans.

The terrace includes a solid dwarf wall on the side and rear opening and also modwood screening upto 1.7 meters too. The space does feel quite enclosed but not quite as bad as we were expecting.

All up the opaque windows in cathedral glazing, the dwarf walls and modwood screening cost just under $6000 with the terrace screening being about $5700 alone.

Here's the photos.