Frosted Glass
S andblasting or acid etching of transparent sheet glass results in frosted glass. This forms a pitted surface on one side of the glass pane, which makes the glass translucent by scattering the light that passes through, blurring pictures while still allowing light to pass through.
Benefits of using frosted glass:
Protecting Your Furniture : Tinted windows, believe it or not, have a variety of useful applications in addition to their aesthetic appeal. UV rays slowly but steadily harm fabrics, woods, carpets, and furnishings when they enter your home. To keep your furniture appearing fresh and new, acquire frosted glass for your living room windows and any other windows that are exposed to the sun.
Promotes Privacy : Frosted glass can be used to complement modern bathroom decor without the risk of someone walking in on you. Showers with frosted glass walls or doors have a relaxed atmosphere that goes well with bathroom tiles and chrome faucets.
Easy to Clean : Those of you who like to keep their homes clean will be relieved to learn that frosted glass is straightforward to clean and maintain. Glass does not corrode, or rust and frosted glass is readily cleaned with a towel. Another advantage of cleaning frosted glass is that it does not stain readily due to its rough surface. All that is required to maintain the glass clean is the use of a micro-fibre cloth and some cleaning on a regular basis.
Applications of Frosted Glass:
Office partitions : Frosted glass can be used as partitions between work cubicles. Having wooden partitions makes the cubicles look smaller and claustrophobic. With the use of frosted glass, it acts as a perfect partition material but also makes the cubicle look more spacious.
Meeting Rooms : Frosted glass is a perfect material for meeting rooms. Since frosted glass is known for offering privacy, it is the perfect material to create a meeting room if you wish to discuss business matters in a private environment.
Bathroom : Bathroom windows with frosted glass will provide ample natural light while blocking the view from the outside. However, the application is not restricted to windows; it may also be used on sliding bathroom doors or shower screens.
