Most all the major manufacturers - Pella, Andersen, etc. offer obscure glass as an option.

Thank you! Glad to hear it’s not an obscure item (pun intended). I guess I was looking for something I could order online (like an actual link to one that I could just click on and buy because I’m usually pretty good at online shopping and couldn’t find anything).

Might have to actually go to a store.

JELD-WEN 35.5 in. x 47.5 in. V-2500 Series White Vinyl Picture Window w/ Low-E 366 Glass

$173.70 at Home Depot

Delson or Sherman Architects pc, where does that say anything about "obscure"?

The thing to think about here is the effect of your choice on the exterior. Will you need to redo siding?

Live_wire_oak I don’t think so...there’s already a window there, I’m just replacing it to make it shower-friendly :-)

Then you will need to be picking a custom sized tempered glass fiberglass privacy window, from a local supplier. In person. Not stock anything off the shelf. And NOT standard glass that will cut you to shreds if you slip on soapy feet. You will need to uninstall some of the siding and redo the flashing and trim in order to use a new construction window instead of a replacement window. Flashing it correctly is critical.

This is not as easy or cheap as you think it is. Look the entire bays full of now discounted mis ordered windows at any box store. You get the size wrong, you own something to donate to Habitat.

Be sure that you understand how to properly integrate a waterproofing system to a window. Cement board is not waterproof. Tile is not waterproof. Grout is not waterproof.

nshaeffer, as WoW said, any manufacturer will offer this. Do some homework on a window that you find to meet your needs in terms of performance, aesthetics, budget, etc, and then just spec out obscure glass... If the only reason that you are replacing the window is for this purpose, you can also get privacy films that are just as effective.

My contractor is buying the window and telling me it has to be tempered glass and was asking me about what I wanted for privacy (he is knowledgeable about windows but I am not) so I was doing my own research about privacy options for windows and found obscure glass, hence asking about it here. The current window is wood frame so needs to be replaced. The shower is being added (it’s a powder room now) so the window has never encountered water before. I’m sure he will also take care of all the necessary flashing as he did when he converted my garage door to a large window. I know it’s not simple but thanks for looking out.

Larry G... LOL!!!! Dying.