Tinted Glazed Doors

A tinted glazed door uses grey, bronze or smoked glass instead of clear. It darkens the view rather than obscuring it, so you keep the sense of depth through the opening while cutting glare and softening what is visible on the other side.

Tinted, frosted or reeded?

Tinted glass is the choice when the look matters more than privacy, and it pairs particularly well with black and grey leaves. For genuine privacy in a bathroom or WC use frosted glazed doors; for a decorative period pattern use reeded glazed doors; for maximum light use clear glazed doors.

Tinted leaves are usually supplied in black, grey and oak finishes. Certified glazed leaves for escape routes are in glazed fire doors, and the parent range is glazed doors.