3 PLACES IN YOUR HOME THAT ARE IDEAL TO PUT FROSTED GLASS

Teleworking has become a normal way of life for many of us, but sometimes we’re slow to create the home office space we need and deserve. If you’re working from a section of your bedroom, living room, family room, or basement, frosted glass is your ticket to a separate home office with fewer distractions. Consider these options:

• Have frosted glass room dividers with a matching glass door installed to completely enclose your at-home workspace.
• Choose a floor to ceiling frosted glass screen to add some privacy to a corner office area.
• If space is tight, opt for a rolling glass screen that can be put in place when you’re working and tucked away when the room is being used otherwise.

When ordering glass partition walls from a custom glass shop, you can choose from various options like frameless or framed; half-wall or floor to ceiling; open entrance, swinging door, or rolling door.

It’s easy to give your primary bathroom a touch of luxury and the feel of a high-end hotel: simply have a frosted glass screen installed in front of the commode. As the least attractive – but perhaps most crucial – bathroom appliance, the toilet cannot be eliminated, but it can be camouflaged. A frosted glass screen is attractive and matches most color schemes and bathroom themes. It will keep the commode out of sight and allow other fixtures to shine, such as a frameless glass shower enclosure or elaborately framed vanity mirror. Last but not least, a frosted glass screen creates privacy in the toilet area.

Frosted glass is also useful for a bathroom shared by your children. A more private enclosure is perfect if one child is showering while another is fixing hair or brushing teeth. Glass doors can be added to an existing tub or shower to replace a curtain, and this can be a savvy exchange. If a curtain and liner are not arranged just so, water will leak onto the bathroom floor. On the other hand, closing a glass shower door is simple and straightforward. Options for tub/shower doors include:

• In-line door and panel
• Double doors
• Rolling “barn style” doors
• Bypass doors

In addition, frosted glass can be used to build right angle corner showers, neo-angle corner showers, and custom glass stalls.

Could frosted glass improve one of these 3 places in your home? Is there another room that could benefit from this versatile product? Contact ABC Glass & Mirror, your local veteran owned glass shop, to learn more – (703)257-7150.