There are a variety of applications for frosted glass used in architecture and interior design. This can include:
To distribute uniformly and promote the flow of natural light throughout a room
Decorative patterns can be created using a variety of materials, including acid, sand, and film
To achieve a level of visual privacy, be it an office or a bathroom
Used as a partition to create an elegant and modern experience
Advantages
Frosted glass is also an effective way to improve privacy inside your home or business.
It scatters and diffuses light, but doesn’t significantly limit illumination.
It’s a great way to create a little more privacy in bathrooms, office doors, office partitions and more.
For those of you who like to keep a clean home, you will be happy to know that frosted glass is especially easy to clean and keep clean
Allows you to conserve energy and save a significant amount every month on your energy bill.
True Blue Glass can install, repair or replace decorative and frosted glass in your property.
Frosted glass is an amazing alternative to curtains or blinds. There are many methods to achieve the look.
There is a large range of frosted glass types which you can choose from, to see what some of these are visit our frosted glass gallery
Rain Glass
Acid Etched Glass
Sand Blasted Glass
Satinlite Glass
Cathedral Glass
Disadvantages
As frosted glass can either be annealed or toughened the same disadvantages would apply
