Stunning Obscure Glass Solutions To Improve Privacy
Obscure glass, sometimes known as privacy glass, is an innovative solution designed to restrict visibility from the outside while still allowing sunlight through into the room.
There are many obscure glass types, including textured glass, frosted glass and patterned glass. Each one has different levels of obscurity.
At Bellwood’s Windows And Doors, we offer a range of attractive options for obscure glass, which are perfect for bathroom windows, separating internal rooms and adding to front doors to create a unique look.
If you’re looking for new or replacement windows or doors and want to explore your obscure glass options, give us a call on 01913230466.
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USES FOR OBSCURE GLASS
Obscure glass is an attractive decorative feature that also helps to provide privacy. As such, it’s perfect for a variety of purposes, including:
Bathroom Windows
Bathroom windows are the traditional use for obscure glass, as they remove the need for curtains or blinds in these traditionally damp rooms while still providing privacy. Frosted glass is also a popular choice for shower screens to provide some privacy without obscuring the person behind it.
Doors
Many homeowners choose to have a small window in their front or back doors. Using obscure glass for these panels allows you to let in light without compromising on privacy. Our range of obscure glass can be used for composite and UPVC doors to create a unique look that suits your property.
Internal Use
Internally, privacy glass can help create a partition between rooms without obscuring too much light. It’s often used in hatches between kitchens and dining rooms. While Bellwood’s specialises in external windows, we can help with sourcing obscure glass for internal panels.
These are just some of the uses for privacy glass. Theoretically, you can have it in any window, and it is sometimes used for homes with front windows that face the street. If you want to find out more and get a quote for privacy glass windows, contact us today.
Choose Privacy Glass That Works For Every Room
Obscure glass is a great choice for a variety of uses and can be added to any of our window and door products, including replacement UPVC windows, casement windows, composite doors, UPVC doors and more.
Whether you want patterned glass to enhance your property’s aesthetic or toughened glass with texture to provide safety and added privacy, we’ve got the solution for you. Our team can help you design the perfect windows using our range of obscure glass options.
Covering County Durham, Gateshead and the surrounding areas, we’re here to help homeowners and business leaders create the perfect space with our door and window installation services.
To start your home improvement project and make the most of our exceptional variety and customer service, give Bellwood’s a call today on 01913230466.
Obscure Glass FAQs
Is Obscure Glass More Expensive Than Regular Glass?
Obscure glass can be slightly more expensive than plain glass, as it requires additional work to produce. Our team can provide you with a quote for your window replacement project that offers great value and stunning windows that you can be proud of.
Can Sunlight Pass Through Privacy Glass?
Light can pass through some obscure glass, depending on the type. For maximum light, we recommend frosted glass, as this allows through more light but still provides some privacy.
What Is The Difference Between Obscure Glass And Frosted Glass?
Frosted glass is a type of obscure glass, but unlike other options, which have a whole range of different styles, patterns and textures, frosted glass has a unique frosted appearance. Because frosted glass is acid etched, it has a distinctive pitted appearance, whereas other forms of obscure glass have textures or deliberate patterns applied to them, such as flowers or waves.
Can People See Through Obscure Glass?
As its name suggests, obscure glass is harder to see through than transparent panes, but the amount of visibility you have depends on the type of privacy glass used. Depending on how opaque the glass is, it can be possible to see shapes through obscure glass, but these will appear fuzzy and unclear. The more opaque the pattern, the harder it will be to see through. Bellwood’s can show you a range of obscure glass options to help you choose the right ones for your home.