Frosted glass, also known as Frosted glass and dark glass, is generally used on the doors and windows of offices, kitchens, restaurants and bathrooms, which can present a very beautiful fuzzy feeling. Some are also used as partitions for rooms, with frosted bottoms and fully transparent bottoms. The feeling of being vaguely visible and invisible is very fascinating.
Frosted glass is a type of glass that is mechanically sandblasted using regular glass and then manually polished (such as diamond sand grinding) to create a rough and uneven surface with a blurry and translucent effect. Some also undergo chemical treatment (such as hydrofluoric acid corrosion) after sandblasting.
The characteristic of frosted glass is that the surface of the glass is rough, causing diffuse reflection of light when passing through the glass, thereby transmitting light without perspective. The light will scatter in all directions after passing through frosted glass and being reflected (because the surface of frosted glass is not smooth, it will cause diffuse reflection of the light), and when refracted onto the retina of our glasses, it is not a complete image, so we cannot see clearly/see what is behind the glass.
So what are the advantages of frosted glass? Let me briefly explain it below
(1) The sound insulation effect of frosted glass is good because frosted glass is used for secondary processing to produce sound insulation glass.
(2) Frosted glass has high safety because it is also a type of safety glass. Having the characteristic of not being fragile. Not afraid of wear and tear. (It is polished and not afraid of wear, and it will also be more wear-resistant than ordinary glass)
(3) Safe and private instant noodles are good because frosted glass is mostly used in indoor offices, bathrooms, and other places, making it difficult to see the inside clearly, but it also gives people a very vague and wonderful feeling. And while ensuring privacy, it also has good transparency.