Reeded glass is a type of decorative glass that features a regular pattern of parallel lines or ridges on its surface. The ridges are typically vertical, although some variations may have horizontal or diagonal patterns. The purpose of fluted glass is to create visual interest while still allowing light to pass through.
Types of Fluted Glass
1. Futelite with 2mm and 3mm groove width
2. Optimax with 6mm groove width
3. Moru with 12mm groove width
4. Rainbow with 15mm groove width
5. Moru 2 with 20mm groove width
6. LA-6 with 6mm groove with
Reeded Glass vs. Clear Glass
| Feature | Reeded Glass Door | Clear Glass Door |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Textured, adds depth & visual interest | Fully transparent, minimalist |
| Privacy | Semi-obscured (hides minor clutter) | No privacy (contents fully visible) |
| Light Diffusion | Softens light, reduces glare | No diffusion (sharp, clear view) |
| Maintenance | Smudges/fingerprints less noticeable | Shows smudges easily |
| Style Fit | Traditional, transitional, modern farmhouse | Ultra-modern, contemporary, high-end |
| Cost | Slightly higher due to texture | Usually cheaper (standard clear glass) |
- Pick Reeded Glass:
- You want subtle texture and warmth in your cabinetry.
- You need light diffusion (e.g., for open shelving or glass upper cabinets).
- You prefer hiding minor clutter while still displaying decor.
- Pick Clear Glass:
- You want a sleek, ultra-modern look (e.g., for a luxury kitchen or display case).
- You're showcasing high-end dishware, glassware, or collectibles.
- You prioritize maximum visibility and light transmission.
