Serving Dubai
Printed & Frosted Glass in Dubai
Frosted, tinted and printed glass for partitions, doors and shopfronts, giving privacy where you need it and space for patterns or your logo.
We cover Jumeirah, Palm Jumeirah and Al Barsha and the rest of Dubai, about 30 to 60 minutes from our workshop in Al Jurf, Ajman.
- Frosted and tinted finishes
- Printed patterns and logos
- For partitions, doors and shopfronts

Local service
Working in Dubai
Much of our work is in Dubai: villas in communities like Arabian Ranches, Dubai Hills and Al Barsha, apartments in Dubai Marina, JLT and Business Bay, and offices, clinics and shops being fitted out across the city.
Areas we cover in Dubai
- Jumeirah
- Palm Jumeirah
- Al Barsha
- Dubai Marina
- Jumeirah Lake Towers
- Business Bay
- Downtown Dubai
- Dubai Hills
- Arabian Ranches
- Jumeirah Village Circle
- Mirdif
- Al Quoz
- Deira
From our workshop
Al Jurf, Ajman: about 30 to 60 minutes to Dubai
Good to know
Many Dubai communities and towers ask for the developer's or building management's approval before exterior changes like new windows, balcony glass or façade work. Check with them early; we can share the specifications from our quotation for your application.
What we offer
Printed & Frosted Glass for homes and businesses in Dubai
Frosted, tinted and printed glass adds privacy and design to partitions, doors, windows and shopfronts.
Use frosted bands for privacy at eye level, tinted glass to cut glare, or printed patterns and logos to carry your branding onto the glass.
Options include
- Frosted glass and frosted film
- Tinted and reflective glass
- Printed patterns and logos
- Manifestation bands for safety
- Partitions, doors and shopfronts
Our work
Related projects
Questions
Printed & Frosted Glass in Dubai: common questions
Something else? Call or WhatsApp 056 923 4443.
What is the difference between frosted glass and frosted film?
Frosted glass is treated during manufacture, while frosted film is applied to existing glass. Film is quicker to change later.
Can you put our company logo on glass?
Yes. Send us the logo and we will advise on the size and finish for your glass.
Why do large glass doors need markings?
Bands or dots on large glass make it visible, so people do not walk into it.
Anything to know before starting work in Dubai?
Many Dubai communities and towers ask for the developer's or building management's approval before exterior changes like new windows, balcony glass or façade work. Check with them early; we can share the specifications from our quotation for your application.
How much does Printed & Frosted Glass in Dubai cost?
Prices depend on the size, the glass and the hardware. We visit, take the measurements and send you a free quotation.
Do you cover Jumeirah and Palm Jumeirah and the rest of Dubai?
Yes. We work across Dubai, including Jumeirah, Palm Jumeirah, Al Barsha, Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Lake Towers and Business Bay. Our workshop in Al Jurf, Ajman is about 30 to 60 minutes away.
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