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A clearly labelled local switch performs the basic function. Remote scenes remain a staff or room-automation tool.
Applications / hospitality
Guest privacy without heavy screens or lost daylight.
In a hotel room technology should feel discreet and obvious. Smart glass visually opens a bathroom, wellness zone or suite, then restores a clear functional boundary with one action.
- 1 switchclear guest operation
- no fabricssimpler surface
- 48 V DCglass system voltage
Starting point
The guest should understand the effect, not the installation.
The best hospitality application is intuitive: clear when an open plan enlarges the room and frosted when privacy is needed. The switch sits in an obvious location and the guest does not need an app, login or reception instructions.
Behind that simple gesture is careful coordination. We assess evening lighting on both sides, moisture, edge sealing, cleaning, door or sash movement and service access to the power supply.
Responsible design
Four conditions of a sound hospitality design.
Each point must be confirmed before manufacture because it affects the pane, installation and daily operation.
Evening light
Strong backlighting can reveal shadows in the frosted state, so luminaires, mirrors and viewing directions are checked after dark.
Humid zone
Glass, connections and power are assessed in relation to water, ventilation and bathroom maintenance.
Service without closing the room
Equipment access is planned so diagnostics do not require dismantling finishes or extensive joinery.
Space and function
From guest room to shared space.
One technology can serve different roles, but each needs its own detailing and control method.
In-room bathroom
A clear pane shares light and enlarges the room visually. The frosted state forms a private bathing zone without a blind beside wet glass.
Suite and spa
DGF Colour or Classic can combine privacy with a premium material atmosphere after sample and lighting approval.
Meeting and dining space
An active partition changes zones throughout the day without moving heavy walls or adding screens.
Application example
See how principles become a specific detail.
We cover not only the final effect but product selection, installation, constraints and the brief.
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What to provide for a hospitality quotation
Room documentation and operating requirements matter as much as the glass dimensions.
Send project information- 01plan, section and opening dimensions
- 02visualisations plus day and night lighting scenes
- 03distance from showers, baths and other water sources
- 04door or window opening method
- 05switch and room-automation location
- 06service requirements and delivery programme
FAQ
Questions that arise before design.
Is the glass suitable for a hotel bathroom?
Yes, when setting, edge protection, connections and electrical-component locations are designed for the specific humid zone.
Does the guest need an app?
No. A local switch is normally primary. An app or automation can serve staff, room scenes or management of multiple panes.
Does the frosted state provide full blackout?
No. It obscures views while transmitting diffused light. A separate blackout solution is needed where complete darkness is required.
Can the system integrate with room automation?
The integration method is confirmed with the room-control provider. Simple local operation independent of the guest’s phone should always be retained.
Hotels and apartments