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When you\u2019re designing a workspace, you want to get everything right.\u00a0 So many factors, from paint color<\/a>\u00a0to\u00a0lighting temperature<\/a>, and from furniture arrangement to sound level, have an impact on workplace performance and the productivity of employees.<\/p>\n

In public spaces, such as restaurants, it\u2019s important to lay out tables and seating and design the dining room to\u00a0keep noise levels in check<\/a>.\u00a0 You also want to separate certain areas, such as a private dining room for large parties or a more casual bar area for people who just want a drink or a quick bite.<\/p>\n

For a while, expansive open spaces were the preference for business owners, building owners and restaurateurs.\u00a0 Businesses that rent an open plan office can rearrange it based on their needs or the number of employees they hire.\u00a0 Building owners who rent out open place offices or other open layout spaces have more flexibility when it comes to finding tenants.\u00a0 Restaurateurs enjoy the freedom of setting up their dining areas however they\u2019d like.<\/p>\n

Although the open plan layout has been trendy for a while, some business owners do want ways to divide up or partition off their space.\u00a0 Doing so creates private areas for employees who might need to take a phone call or have a confidential meeting.\u00a0 It also creates separate zones for certain activities.\u00a0 Clear glass walls and partitions help to delineate specific areas without completely closing down an open space.<\/p>\n

Should you want even more privacy, you can choose to add a finish to the glass.\u00a0 Glass finishes can improve an office or other workspaces by adding opacity to glass barrier walls or by incorporating a decorative touch, such as your brand\u2019s signature color or logo.\u00a0 Several different types of glass finishes are available.\u00a0 Learn more about each one, get ideas for using the finish in your place of business and then contact us to see how we can help you use glass finishes to improve your office or workspace.<\/p>\n

1. FROSTED GLASS<\/h3>\n
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\"Frosted<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

If you\u2019ve ever stepped into a bathroom with a window that let light in \u2014 but still obscured what was on the other side \u2014 then you\u2019ve seen frosted glass in action.\u00a0 Frosted glass has a cloudy, foggy appearance.\u00a0 One way to think of it is as if someone decided to spread vanilla icing over the surface of a clear glass pane.\u00a0 Instead of cleaning the icing away entirely, they took a towel and rubbed it off, leaving behind a whitish residue.<\/p>\n

Of course, the creation of frosted glass doesn\u2019t involve the use of confectionary.\u00a0 A frosted glass finish can be created in several ways, including:<\/p>\n

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  • Acid etching:<\/strong>\u00a0 One way to frost a panel of glass is to apply a coating of hydrofluoric acid (or another type of acid) to the surface.\u00a0 The acid eats away at the glass, creating an uneven, bumpy surface on one side of it.\u00a0 The side that was treated with acid ends up being translucent, meaning light can get through, but people can\u2019t get a clear view when they try to peer through the glass.\u00a0 How much the glass obscures what\u2019s on the other side depends on how long the acid etches its surface.<\/li>\n
  • Sandblasting:<\/strong>\u00a0 Another way to frost a panel of glass is to sandblast it.\u00a0 Sandblasting glass involves using a high-powered machine that sprays tiny pieces of sand or walnut husks.\u00a0 The tiny particles hit the glass with such high speed that they abrade the surface, creating a rough texture on one side.\u00a0 Like with etched glass, light can still get through the sandblasted glass, but people can\u2019t see through it.\u00a0 The speed of the sandblasting process and the size and quality of the abrasive material used influence how translucent the finished piece is.<\/li>\n
  • Applying a film:\u00a0 <\/strong>You can create the look of frosted glass without physically changing a panel of glass.\u00a0 Glass films adhere to a smooth glass surface to form a privacy barrier.\u00a0 Since many films are easy to remove, you can swap them out as needed.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Whether you decide to use acid-etched, sandblasted or film-covered glass, you can cover as much or as little an area as you\u2019d like.\u00a0 For example, you can choose to create a pattern on the glass, designing frosted circles or squares, or you can have your company\u2019s logo etched or sandblasted onto a glass surface.<\/p>\n

    WHERE TO USE FROSTED GLASS<\/h2>\n

    Where might a frosted glass finish come in handy in a workspace?\u00a0 Here are a few ideas:<\/p>\n

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    • Conference room walls:<\/strong>\u00a0 If your office\u2019s conference room is located in the center of an open plan, using glass walls can separate it from the rest of the workspace.\u00a0 Using a frosted glass finish on those walls can keep curious individuals from looking inside the room during meetings and can also allow the people working in the space to avoid distractions.\u00a0 You can frost the entire surface of the walls or create a pattern on them that just obscures the view.<\/li>\n
    • Exterior windows of an office:<\/strong>\u00a0 Using frosted glass on the exterior window of a ground-floor office can keep curious passers-by from looking in.\u00a0 The glass can also help you avoid distractions by limiting your ability to stare out the window.\u00a0 Daylight can still come in through the window.<\/li>\n
    • Decorative signs on the exterior of a building:<\/strong>\u00a0 Frosted glass can do more than provide privacy.\u00a0 It can also act as a decorative touch.\u00a0 For example, you can have your company\u2019s logo etched or sandblasted into a glass panel that\u2019s used on the exterior wall of your building.\u00a0 You can also etch the logo into a glass door at the entrance of your office inside the building.<\/li>\n
    • Glass partitions in a restaurant dining room:<\/strong>\u00a0 Glass partitions can separate the bar area from a dining area or a private banquet room from the main dining room.\u00a0 You can choose to frost the entirety of a glass panel, etch or sandblast your restaurant\u2019s logo into the glass or create a visually appealing design in the panes.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

      2. SATIN GLASS<\/h3>\n

      A satin glass finish has some things in common with a frosted glass finish.\u00a0 Both are examples of glass that are opaque or that you can\u2019t see through.\u00a0 Like etched frosted glass, satin glass is created by exposing a clear sheet of glass to hydrofluoric acid.<\/p>\n

      Perhaps the biggest difference between satin glass and frosted glass finishes is their appearance.\u00a0 Satin glass, true to its name, looks smooth and silky.\u00a0 It\u2019s also less shiny and more matte in appearance than other types of glass finishes.<\/p>\n

      Like with frosted glass, you can achieve a satin glass finish by applying a film to a panel of plain, smooth glass.\u00a0 The thickness of the film determines how opaque the treated glass ends up being. The thicker the film, the harder it is to see through the glass.<\/p>\n

      WHERE TO USE SATIN GLASS<\/h2>\n
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      Here are a few places where satin glass can be ideal:<\/p>\n

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      • Partition walls at banks: <\/strong>\u00a0Sometimes, people visiting banks need to sit down with a banker and discuss their finances rather than visiting the teller.\u00a0 Satin glass partition walls create a sense of privacy while maintaining the open flow and layout of a bank.<\/li>\n
      • Glass paneled doors: <\/strong>Glass panels built into doors can help light flow from a room on the exterior wall of a building into an interior area.\u00a0 Using satin glass panels in the doors can help create privacy without cutting off the light source to the interior space.<\/li>\n
      • Fitting rooms at clothing stores:<\/strong>\u00a0 Satin glass partitions can create a modern look in a store\u2019s fitting room while still giving shoppers privacy as they try on clothing.<\/li>\n
      • Partitions at car dealerships:<\/strong>\u00a0 Satin glass partition walls create privacy for people who are in the final stages of buying a car and can separate the sales area from the busier sales floor.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

        REFLECTIVE GLASS<\/h2>\n

        Reflective glass is plain, clear or tinted glass that has a metallic coating on one side.\u00a0 The metallic coating causes the glass to reflect light, creating a mirror effect.\u00a0 Depending on its thickness, reflective glass can act like a one-way mirror.\u00a0 People passing by on one side see themselves reflected.\u00a0 Meanwhile, people on the other side of the glass can look through it.<\/p>\n

        Reflective glass works on both the interior and exterior of buildings.\u00a0 When it\u2019s used on glass panels inside a building, it can help small rooms and areas look larger.\u00a0 Since it can reflect light, it can also help to brighten up places that were once dark or in shadow.<\/p>\n

        On the exterior of a building, reflective glass can help to prevent heat gain and increase the energy efficiency of a building, at least in the summer months.\u00a0 Instead of absorbing the heat from the sun, the mirrored glass reflects it out.<\/p>\n

        WHERE TO USE REFLECTIVE GLASS<\/h2>\n

        Here are a few examples of where reflective glass can be a good choice:<\/p>\n

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        • In stores: <\/strong>\u00a0Since reflective glass can create a one-way mirror effect, one way to use it is to prevent or minimize shoplifting in stores.\u00a0 A glass panel can separate a back room from the central area of a store, and a security guard can keep an eye on the shopping area through the glass.<\/li>\n
        • On tall buildings:<\/strong>\u00a0 Reflective glass is often used on the facades of skyscrapers and other commercial buildings to increase privacy on the interior and minimize solar heat gain.<\/li>\n
        • In small office spaces:\u00a0 <\/strong>A mirrored surface that reflects light can make a small office space feel larger than it is.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

          TINTED GLASS<\/h2>\n

          Glass doesn\u2019t have to be clear.\u00a0 Tinted glass comes in a rainbow of hues, such as red, yellow, green and blue, as well as dark hues such as gray and brown.\u00a0 There are two ways to create tinted glass.\u00a0 One way is to add metal oxides or pigments to the glass itself, altering its color permanently.<\/p>\n

          Another way to tint glass is by applying a tinted film over its surface.\u00a0 The glass film can be removed and changed based on the season or your decor preferences.<\/p>\n

          Tinted glass comes with several benefits aside from adding visual appeal to a workplace.\u00a0 The color of the glass can increase privacy in an area as well, and it filters out sunlight and minimizes heat gain.<\/p>\n

          WHERE TO USE TINTED GLASS<\/h2>\n

          Tinted glass can be both practical and decorative. Here are a few ways to use it:<\/p>\n

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          • As part of a mural:<\/strong>\u00a0 A colorful glass panel or two can add visual appeal to a mural.<\/li>\n
          • As an accent wall:<\/strong>\u00a0 An accent wall or partition that\u2019s made up of colorful glass, such as a company\u2019s or school\u2019s signature colors, can be a stand-out piece of decoration in a lobby or other high-traffic area.<\/li>\n
          • In an office that gets too much sun:<\/strong>\u00a0 If an office receives a lot of sunlight \u2014 making it difficult for people to see during the workday \u2014 or if the sun causes the office to heat up too much, tinted glass can help to block the excess sunlight.<\/li>\n
          • In a store that gets a lot of sunlight:<\/strong>\u00a0 Tinted glass used in the windows of a storefront can minimize the amount of light that streams in, protecting inventory.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

            GLASS FILM<\/h2>\n

            Although frosted, satin, tinted and reflective glass finishes are often created by physically altering glass in some way, glass films can create a similar effect.\u00a0 These films are adhesive and firmly attach to smooth glass surfaces.<\/p>\n

            Depending on your goals and the intricacy of your design, a glass film might be the best option for you.\u00a0 Films are available in a wide range of textures, colors and patterns.\u00a0 They can even be custom-printed with your company\u2019s logo or brand name.<\/p>\n

            For companies that are renting a space, one considerable benefit of glass films is that they\u2019re removable.\u00a0 You can often peel them off and reuse them when you change offices or storefronts.<\/p>\n

            WHAT TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING GLASS FINISHES<\/h2>\n
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            \"What<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

            Frosted, tinted, reflective or satin glass?\u00a0 A glass film?\u00a0 Which option is right for you?\u00a0 The type of glass finish that works best for your project depends on a few different factors.\u00a0 It\u2019s also worth keeping in mind that you don\u2019t always have to choose one finish over another.\u00a0 Depending on the project, multiple options might be right.<\/p>\n

            Here\u2019s what to think about when you\u2019re picking out a glass finish for a wall or window:<\/p>\n

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            • Your goals: <\/strong>\u00a0What are you trying to do?\u00a0 Is your goal to make an office or conference room more private, or do you want to add some decoration or visual interest to an area?\u00a0 Are you hoping to minimize heat gain in your building?<\/li>\n
            • The level of privacy you want:<\/strong>\u00a0 How opaque or translucent do you need the glass to be?\u00a0 Do you want people to be able to see through the glass from one side of the wall but not from the other?<\/li>\n
            • The location of the glass:<\/strong>\u00a0 Is the glass wall on the interior or exterior of the building?<\/li>\n
            • Whether you want to let light in: <\/strong>\u00a0Do you want light to stream in through the window or wall, or are you hoping to block out as much of it as possible?<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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              CONTACT US TODAY FOR A FREE QUOTE<\/h2>\n

              Whether you\u2019re trying to increase privacy in an open plan office, divide up a dining area in a restaurant or create an accent wall that shows off your brand and invites visitors to your company, you have lots of glass finish options to choose from.\u00a0 SpeedPro is a full-service communications studio with a myriad of colors, patterns, glass films and privacy options available.\u00a0 Contact us today for a free quote or stop by our Studio in West Chester.<\/p>\n

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