Frosted Glass - Medium Size
Frosted Glass is 100% recycled frosted glass for landscaping, decorative planters, floral arrangements, and design projects
Frosted Glass is NOT suitable for fireplace, fire glass, aquarium, or swimming pool uses.
American Specialty Glass Frosted Glass features a smooth matte finish that adds color, texture, and visual appeal to decorative landscaping and design projects. Manufactured from 100% recycled glass and processed through a specialized tumbling method, each piece has softened edges and a consistent frosted appearance. Available in 5 colors — Teal, Turquoise, Red, Clear, and Black.
Unlike organic mulches that break down over time, frosted glass maintains its appearance year after year and requires little upkeep once installed.
Features
- 100% recycled glass, made in the USA
- Frosted matte finish — softer, more natural appearance than polished glass
- Tumbled for smooth edges and consistent sizing
- Fade-resistant — will not decompose or wash away like traditional landscape materials
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor decorative use
- Not suitable for fireplaces, fire pits, aquariums, or swimming pools
Frequently Asked Questions
What is frosted glass used for?
Frosted glass is used for landscaping, decorative planters, garden borders, floral arrangements, centerpieces, retail displays, art projects, and interior design accents.
Can this glass be used in a fire pit or aquarium?
No — frosted decorative glass is not intended for fireplace, fire pit, aquarium, or swimming pool applications.
Will the color fade over time?
No — decorative glass maintains its appearance indefinitely and does not decompose like organic landscape materials.
Is this glass recycled?
Yes — 100% recycled post-consumer and post-industrial glass, processed in the USA. LEED documentation available upon request.
Does Turquoise frosted glass change color with heat?
Turquoise glass contains copper-based coloring and may change appearance when exposed to high heat — though frosted glass should not be used in fire applications regardless.
Supporting Documents
Original: $10.14
-65%$10.14
$3.55
Description
Frosted Glass is 100% recycled frosted glass for landscaping, decorative planters, floral arrangements, and design projects
Frosted Glass is NOT suitable for fireplace, fire glass, aquarium, or swimming pool uses.
American Specialty Glass Frosted Glass features a smooth matte finish that adds color, texture, and visual appeal to decorative landscaping and design projects. Manufactured from 100% recycled glass and processed through a specialized tumbling method, each piece has softened edges and a consistent frosted appearance. Available in 5 colors — Teal, Turquoise, Red, Clear, and Black.
Unlike organic mulches that break down over time, frosted glass maintains its appearance year after year and requires little upkeep once installed.
Features
- 100% recycled glass, made in the USA
- Frosted matte finish — softer, more natural appearance than polished glass
- Tumbled for smooth edges and consistent sizing
- Fade-resistant — will not decompose or wash away like traditional landscape materials
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor decorative use
- Not suitable for fireplaces, fire pits, aquariums, or swimming pools
Frequently Asked Questions
What is frosted glass used for?
Frosted glass is used for landscaping, decorative planters, garden borders, floral arrangements, centerpieces, retail displays, art projects, and interior design accents.
Can this glass be used in a fire pit or aquarium?
No — frosted decorative glass is not intended for fireplace, fire pit, aquarium, or swimming pool applications.
Will the color fade over time?
No — decorative glass maintains its appearance indefinitely and does not decompose like organic landscape materials.
Is this glass recycled?
Yes — 100% recycled post-consumer and post-industrial glass, processed in the USA. LEED documentation available upon request.
Does Turquoise frosted glass change color with heat?
Turquoise glass contains copper-based coloring and may change appearance when exposed to high heat — though frosted glass should not be used in fire applications regardless.
