The process of converting a clear glass sheet from a transparent to a translucent theme is generally done by sandblasting or acid-etching. The two techniques provide the glass a cloudy look while both can cater to different levels of opacity and designing matching to personal preference.

Choosing between the two types of frosted glass takes how much transparency and gradients each interior spacing requires. Going with an acid-etched glass is more economical, less likely to get marks or handprints, and gives a smooth permanent design that won’t wear off easily. On the other hand, a sand-blasted glass is rougher and more translucent, requiring cleaning efforts while allowing you a greater level of privacy through its maximum degree of opacity.

Benefits of frosted glass

• It widely caters to the privacy element of places like bathrooms and bedrooms with its obscured visibility.
• Offices widely use this technique to imprint their logos on their glass interiors that add embellishment with a purpose to their workplace.
• Besides security, it works as a beautifying element to your house interiors with its wide ability to get crafted stylish patterns.
• It can enlighten your spaces uniformly due to the irregularity of the glass surface.