Pattern Glass
At our company, we work with Pilkington Glass to offer a wide variety of pattern glass options to our clients. When it comes to choosing pattern glass for your loft conversion’s shower room or en-suite shower room, there are a few factors to consider.
First and foremost, it’s important to choose a pattern that provides the level of privacy you need. In these types of rooms, it’s especially important to have obscured glass to maintain privacy. According to building regulations, patterned glass must be used in all areas where privacy is needed, such as the shower room or bathroom in your loft conversion.
Beyond privacy, you’ll also want to think about the style and aesthetic of the pattern glass. Some patterns are more intricate and detailed, while others are simpler and more modern. The brochure from Pilkington Glass that we provide on our website displays all the different types of pattern glass available, allowing you to easily browse and select the perfect pattern for your loft conversion’s bathroom or shower room.
It’s also worth noting that if you have pattern glass in an existing bathroom that you’d like to match, we can help with that as well. We understand that continuity and matching existing features can be important in a home, especially when it comes to bathroom design. Our team can work with you to identify the pattern glass you currently have and find a matching option for your loft conversion’s bathroom or en-suite shower room.
Some of the most popular pattern glass options for loft conversions include:
- Chantilly: A delicate floral pattern that provides a high level of privacy while still allowing plenty of light to shine through. This is a classic pattern that works well in a variety of different styles of loft conversions.
- Minster: This pattern features a repeating diamond shape that provides a moderate level of privacy. It has a more modern look and is a popular choice for contemporary loft conversion designs.
- Cotswold: This is a more textured pattern that features a variety of different shapes and sizes. It provides a high level of privacy while still allowing some light to come through, making it a great option for shower rooms or bathrooms with limited natural light in your loft conversion.
- Flemish: This pattern features a grid of squares that provides a moderate level of privacy. It has a classic look and is a popular choice for traditional loft conversion designs.
Ultimately, the pattern glass you choose will depend on your personal style preferences and the specific needs of your loft conversion’s bathroom or shower room. Our team is always available to help you navigate the different options and select the perfect pattern for your loft conversion project.
Remember, when it comes to building regulations, obscured pattern glass must be used in all areas where privacy is needed, such as the shower room or bathroom in your loft conversion. This is important to keep in mind when selecting your pattern glass, and our team will ensure that all regulations are followed throughout the installation process of your loft conversion.
We hope this article has helped you better understand the options available when it comes to pattern glass for your loft conversion’s shower room or en-suite shower room. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about our pattern glass offerings for loft conversions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch!
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Privacy Levels
Patterned glass can provide varying levels of privacy, depending on the design and complexity of the pattern. For example, some patterns may have a high level of privacy, making it difficult to see through the glass, while others may have a moderate or low level of privacy, allowing some light and visibility. It’s important to choose a pattern that provides the right balance of privacy and natural light for your specific needs.
Here are a few examples of the different levels of privacy that pattern glass can offer:
- High privacy: Patterns with a high level of privacy typically have intricate designs with smaller, more densely packed elements that make it difficult to see through the glass. These patterns are ideal for spaces where complete privacy is needed, such as in a shower room or bathroom in your loft conversion.
- Moderate privacy: Patterns with a moderate level of privacy typically have larger elements that allow some light and visibility through the glass, while still providing a reasonable level of privacy. These patterns are ideal for spaces where you want some natural light, but still need a degree of privacy, such as in a bathroom or shower room in your loft conversion.
- Low privacy: Patterns with a low level of privacy typically have larger, more open elements that allow plenty of light and visibility through the glass. These patterns are ideal for spaces where privacy is not a major concern, such as in a hallway or living area in your loft conversion.
