What is Frosted Glass?
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Class Winchester composite door in dual sage green with bevelled etched glass -
Elite composite door in dual anthracite grey with frosted glass panels interior -
Shaped windows with Frosted glass whole house view -
GRP composite door in dual anthracite grey with frosted glass side panel and window -
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Dark woodgrain composite classic door with silver mist glass -
White uPVC front porch door with decorative frosted glass
Frosted glass is one of the most popular types of obscure glass. It is opaque, which stops anyone getting a clear view inside your home. Ideal for bathrooms and rooms you want to keep private, it obscures your room while letting in natural light. It can also reduce the power of the sun, making it useful for exposed conservatories.
Frosted Windows & Doors Glass
Frosted Glass Windows
Silver mist glass is available across our window range, in all materials and with triple glazing. Frosted glass bathroom windows are the obvious choice, but customers also obscure the bottom half of a kitchen casement window. Obscure your conservatory windows or just your fanlights where neighbours can see in over the fence.
Frosted Glass Doors
Frosted glass can be useful to obscure a back door if your home is overlooked by neighbours. We can etch borders, house names and numbers onto silver mist glass with a range of designs available for front doors. Frosted glass combined with stained glass or coloured glass offers an excellent design feature for porch doors too.
Frosted Glass Design Options
Silver Mist glass can be used on its own but you can also combine it with our decorative glass options:
Helpful Information About Frosted Glass
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Is Frosted Glass Enough For Privacy?
Silver mist glass is our most obscure, making it perfect for privacy. Obscure and frosted glass is rated 1-5 for privacy, 5 being the most private. Our frosted silver mist glass achieves level 4. This is why it is so popular in bathrooms, kitchens, front doors, porches and even conservatories.
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Does Frosted Glass Let Light Through?
Frosted glass windows still let in a good amount of natural light, just not quite as much as clear glass. This means your room will still be private while remaining light. It also helps to reduce the glare and power of the sun, which helps protect furniture in conservatories.
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Anglian’s PVC-U Casement and Tilt & Turn windows have enhanced security performance. -
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