Obscured Glass Units
Enhance privacy without losing natural light with high-quality obscure glass units from Advance Glass. Ideal for bathrooms, front doors, and windows, they offer a practical and stylish solution.
Available in a range of patterns and finishes, our made-to-measure units allow light in while reducing visibility, providing a durable and low-maintenance option for any property.
Our type of Obscured Glass
Warwick
Privacy Level 1
Sycamore
Privacy Level 2
Chantilly
Privacy Level 2
Minster
Privacy Level 2
Reeded
Privacy Level 2
Autumn
Privacy Level 3
Taffeta
Privacy Level 3
Digital
Privacy Level 3
Stippolyte
Privacy Level 4
Contora
Privacy Level 4
Oak
Privacy Level 4
Charocal Sticks
Privacy Level 4
Florielle
Privacy Level 4
Pelerine
Privacy Level 4
Mayflower
Privacy Level 4
Everglade
Privacy Level 5
Cotswold
Privacy Level 5
Arctic
Privacy Level 5
Cassini
Privacy Level 5
Tribal
Privacy Level 5
Key Advantages
Improved Privacy:
Well-suited for bathrooms, doors, and other exposed or visible areas
Natural Light:
Allows daylight to pass through while limiting clear visibility
Stylish Appearance:
Comes in a variety of patterns to match both classic and contemporary interiors
Durable Construction:
Manufactured using toughened safety glass for extra strength and longevity
Energy Efficient:
Available in double-glazed options to enhance insulation
Getting Your Perfect Obscure glass Unit
Get in Touch
Give us a call or send us a email and tell us about your project — from a single replacement glass to a large commercial order.
Choose the Right Glass
We’ll help you select the best option for your needs:
Toughened or laminated glass for added safety and security
Comprehensive Glass Guide
How It Works
Obscure glass achieves its effect through different manufacturing methods:
Etching or sandblasting the surface to create a frosted look.
Rolling patterns into the glass during production to create textures.
Textured finishes that scatter light and distort visibility.
Light still floods into the room, but clear views through the glass are obscured.
Types and Styles
There are several styles of obscure glass, each offering varying levels of privacy and visual appeal.
Frosted glass: Smooth, matte finish with even light diffusion.
Patterned/textured glass: Includes visible patterns like reeded, floral, or geometric textures.
Satin glass: A high-quality frosted type with a soft, silky surface.
Opaque or high-obscurity glass: Provides near-complete privacy while still allowing light in.
Common Applications
Obscure glass is versatile and widely used in both homes and commercial spaces:
Bathrooms and shower screens for privacy without blocking daylight.
Front and back doors, sidelights, and porch glazing.
Internal partitions and office meeting rooms to share light but maintain separation.
Stairwells, landings, and utility room doors to brighten interior spaces.
Choosing the Right Obscure Glass
When selecting obscure glass, consider:
Level of privacy needed (higher obscurity for bathrooms or street-facing windows).
Amount of natural light you want to retain.
Design style — textured patterns can add decorative interest.
Glazing type — single, double, or even laminated units depending on insulation and safety needs.
Many manufacturers rate privacy on a 1–5 scale, with 1 being light obscurity and 5 offering maximum privacy.
Quick, No-Obligation Quote
Once we have the details, we’ll send you a competitive quote — no pressure, no obligation.
We provide quotes for windows, doors, and selected custom projects.
Made, Delivered & Fitted
After you approve the quote, we’ll manufacture your units to the highest standards.
You can:
Collect your order
Arrange delivery at a competitive rate
Choose our professional fitting service if you’d like us to handle everything
Ongoing Support & Guarantees
We provide workmanship guarantees for all installations carried out by our team.