Patterned or decorative glass is simply glass that has been imprinted with a pattern during the manufacturing process. Its main benefit is allowing light to pass through while obscuring whatever lies behind the glass. Patterned glass can be used in doors (including internal doors), windows and panels.
As part of an interior home or office design, patterned glass allows you to divide up a space and add interest to panels without blocking out light. In exterior doors and windows, it allows light to flood in while preserving privacy, with different patterns offering different levels of obscuration.
Wide range
You can choose from 18 different patterned glass designs, from classic to contemporary, to suit your style and requirements.
Stippolyte available
We also offer Pilkington Stippolyte, the popular and well-established patterned glass that offers level 4 privacy (medium/high obscuration).
Made to measure in the UK
All our glass is made here in the UK with quality assurance and quicker turnaround times. Everything we do is made to fit your project perfectly.
Full service
From planning through to cutting, delivery and installation, we can do it all under one roof.
The pattern is rolled into the glass during the manufacturing process, so the glass is already patterned when the glass arrives ready to cut.
Five levels of obscuration are available, depending on where you plan to use the glass and the level of privacy you need. These range from 1 (low obscuration, for purely decorative glass) to 5 (complete obscuration).
For bathroom windows, we usually recommend a privacy level of 4 or 5, to ensure that nobody can see bathroom users through the patterned glass. The more overlooked your bathroom window, the more important it is to ensure privacy.
If you’re creating an interior glass panel where light levels are crucial and privacy isn’t a concern, we recommend a lower privacy level of 1–3.
Yes, you can order Pilkington Stippolyte patterned glass panels here on our website.
Call us on 01603 431409 or complete our online form.
Please provide us with some details of what you need, and we’ll get back to you with an estimated cost. If you’re happy with the estimate, we’ll then arrange an on-site survey (if needed) to deliver a final quote before starting work.
