Hammered glass offers textured, decorative glazing that balances daylight, privacy, and visual interest for interior and exterior applications. Key benefits Diffuses natural and artificial light to reduce harsh glare while maintaining brightness. Provides privacy by obscuring direct sight lines without blocking light. Adds a tactile, handcrafted appearance that enhances interior design and architectural detail. Durable and easy to clean compared with untreated glass surfaces. What this product does Textured surface creates a patterned appearance that scatters light and softens views through the glass. Suitable for single or multipane assemblies depending on framed configuration and installation method. Available in multiple sizes and thicknesses to match common framing systems and retrofit needs. Important attributes Function: Decorative glazing that provides light diffusion and visual screening for doors, windows, partitions, and furniture. Material: Real glass with a hammered texture formed during production to achieve consistent patterning. Compatibility: Works with standard glazing channels, wood or metal frames, cabinet inserts, interior partitions, and glass hardware when sized correctly. Size and format: Offered in sheet sizes and cuttosize options to suit construction and renovation projects. Confirm required dimensions and thickness before ordering. Performance: Balances light transmission and obscuration to deliver privacy without darkening spaces. Surface texture helps mask fingerprints and minor surface marks. Maintenance: Clean with nonabrasive glass cleaners and soft cloths. Avoid abrasive pads that can dull the texture. Practical applications Interior doors and sidelights: clear glass with hammered glass to increase privacy for meeting rooms and offices while preserving daylight. Cabinet and furniture glazing: Use in kitchen or display cabinets to hide contents while keeping a light, finished look. Bathroom partitions and shower enclosures: Install in framed shower doors or interior partitions where light and privacy are both required. Installation and selection tips Measure opening and frame rebate accurately before ordering cuttosize panels. Specify thickness to match existing glazing channels or hardware; confirm edge finish and tempering requirements with your installer. For framed installations, allow for standard glazing clearances and use appropriate sealants or gaskets to prevent movement and water ingress. If safety glazing is required by code for doors or wet areas, confirm whether tempered or laminated versions are needed. Why choose hammered glass for your project It solves the common challenge of preserving daylight while creating privacy and reducing visual distraction. The textured surface integrates easily into a variety of interior styles from traditional to contemporary. Practical to maintain and adaptable to many glazing applications without significantly altering framing or hardware. Typical specifications to confirm before Panel dimensions and cutting tolerance. Glass thickness and whether safety tempering or laminating is required. Edge finish and any predrilled holes for hardware. Compatibility with existing frames and seals. Use hammered glass when you need light, privacy, and a refined textured finish that fits standard glazing systems and aesthetic requirements.