Obscure & Textured Glass

Obscure glass, also known as frosted glass or privacy glass, is a type of glass that has been treated to make it translucent rather than transparent. It is designed to allow light to pass through but diffuses it, obscuring the view of objects on the other side. This creates privacy while still allowing natural light to enter a space.

Obscure glass finds applications in various settings:

• Residential: It is commonly used in bathrooms for shower enclosures, windows, and doors to provide privacy while still allowing light into the space.
• Commercial: Offices, conference rooms, and storefronts often utilize obscure glass to create separation while maintaining a sense of openness and natural light.
• Interior design: It is employed in interior partitions, dividers, and doors to create visually appealing spaces while preserving privacy.
• Retail and hospitality: Restaurants, hotels, and retail stores may incorporate obscure glass for separating dining areas, meeting rooms, or dressing rooms.
• Exterior: Obscure glass can be used in windows or doors of buildings to obscure the view from the outside, providing privacy to occupants.
• Decorative purposes: It is also employed in decorative applications like glass cabinets, decorative panels, or glass art, where the frosted or textured appearance adds visual interest.