"Frosted" and "opaque" get used interchangeably, but they're not the same. Here's the difference.
Frosted glass is *obscured* — it scatters light so you can't see through it clearly, but daylight still passes. Truly opaque glass would block light entirely, which is rarely what anyone wants in a window.
When people ask for opaque glass they almost always mean frosted — privacy without losing daylight. That's what we'd fit in a bathroom, and there are different levels of obscuring to choose from.
Frosted glass obscures the view but still passes daylight. Truly opaque glass would block light entirely — which is rarely wanted in a window. Most 'opaque' window glass is really frosted.
No — it scatters light so you can't see through clearly, but the room stays bright.
Frosted — privacy without losing daylight.
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