Privacy Glass Solutions

10/22/2026

Adaptable glass. Exceptional possibilities.

Introducing HUEE Dynamic Glazing from Privacy Glass Solutions. Four distinct modes give you control over daylight, solar heat, glare, privacy, and blackout in one glass unit:

☀️ Clear: Welcome daylight and views.
🕶️ SunControl: Reduce glare and solar heat gain.
🔒 Privacy: Choose privacy while retaining diffused light.
🌑 Shade: Blackout on demand.

Watch the possibilities change. Now available to order.

Explore HUEE: https://www.privacyglasssolutions.com/products/huee-dynamic-glazing/

10/20/2026

A closer look at what’s made right here in Coral Springs ☀️🌴

We welcomed Coral Springs Mayor Scott Brook, along with Kristi Bartlett and Kaitlyn Collier from the Coral Springs Economic Development Office, for a tour of our manufacturing facility and a firsthand look at our privacy and decorative glass solutions.

Thank you for taking the time to learn about our team, our work, and the innovation happening here at Privacy Glass Solutions. We’re proud to call Coral Springs home and to be part of this business community.

10/19/2026

Behavioral health glazing is often evaluated around safety, durability, and privacy. But another requirement can be overlooked: how visibility needs to function within the space.

Patient rooms, observation areas, corridors, treatment spaces, and staff zones do not all require the same level of visual access. Treating visibility as simply open or private can create gaps between the glazing specification and the way the environment must actually operate.

Thoughtful visibility planning can help support observation, privacy, safety, and dignity without applying the same solution everywhere.

🔎 Read “The Behavioral Health Design Mistake Hiding in Plain Sight”: https://www.privacyglasssolutions.com/behavioral-health-glazing-visibility-design/

Behavioral health spaces need multiple visibility levels in one opening. A five-part brief helps teams define, spec, and verify each one.

10/16/2026

Decorative glass is often discussed in terms of pattern, color, and imagery.

But a more useful question may be: What should people be able to see, understand, or feel because this glass is here?

Coverage, scale, imagery, opacity, and placement can influence how decorative glass shapes:

🔹 Privacy and visual screening
🔹 Wayfinding and communication
🔹 Brand identity
🔹 Atmosphere and spatial experience

Our latest PGS Perspective follows those decisions from concept through fabrication and into the finished environment.

🎨 Read “When Decorative Glass Becomes Spatial Strategy”: https://www.privacyglasssolutions.com/decorative-glass-spatial-strategy/

Explore how decorative architectural glass can support privacy, wayfinding, identity, daylight, and the overall experience of a space.

10/16/2026

We're making every unit count this October. 💗

Through our PGS Goes Pink initiative, Privacy Glass Solutions is donating $5 for every unit sold during Breast Cancer Awareness Month to support breast cancer research.

It's a cause close to our hearts, and we're proud to contribute through the work we do every day.

Order this October and help support breast cancer research.

Learn more: https://www.privacyglasssolutions.com/pgs-goes-pink/

10/16/2026

Healthcare environments have to support the people delivering care as thoughtfully as they support patient care.

New research from the Gensler, based on responses from more than 1,200 healthcare providers, connects workplace design with staff well-being and burnout.

Views of nature emerged as an important feature of effective staff spaces. Privacy also mattered, particularly in areas used for confidential conversations and focused work.

Those priorities can seem to compete, but thoughtful glazing can help preserve daylight and visual connection while providing privacy where the space requires it.

📖 Read the research: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/can-better-design-ease-burden-healthcare-workers-what-our-survey-fcnnf

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10/15/2026

Blackout is usually something placed over glass. Electrostatic microshading makes it part of the glass assembly.

Using controlled electrostatic force, an ultra-thin shade deploys inside the insulating glass unit to provide blackout, privacy, and solar control without motors, gears, or cords.

Integrating the technology inside the glass protects the shading system while preserving a clean, uncluttered surface. It represents a different approach to controlling light and privacy in spaces where conventional shades may not be ideal.

Learn how electrostatic microshading is changing what integrated glass can do. ⚡

Read the article: https://www.privacyglasssolutions.com/electrostatic-microshading-integrated-blackout-glass/

Learn how electrostatic microshading provides motorless blackout, privacy and solar control within double- or triple-glazed insulating glass.

10/14/2026

Architectural glass is no longer just a way to bring in light, preserve a view, or divide a space. Its capabilities have expanded, and with them, the range of design problems an opening can help solve.

Privacy, changing light conditions, adaptability, visual identity, maintenance, and other requirements can sometimes be addressed through the glazing itself instead of through something added later.

For architects and designers, the opportunity is practical: consider not only what the glass should look like, but how the opening needs to function throughout the life of the space.

Explore the expanding role of architectural glass in our latest PGS Perspective. 🔎

Read the article: https://www.privacyglasssolutions.com/beyond-transparency-role-of-architectural-glass/

Explore how architectural glass can support privacy, light control, adaptability, performance, and visual expression in modern commercial spaces.

10/14/2026

Some design decisions show up on the maintenance schedule.

How a surface is cleaned, how a component is reached, and what needs to be removed for replacement all affect the upkeep of a building.

In busy healthcare facilities, schools, and workplaces, those tasks also have to fit around the people using the space. Choices made during design influence how that work gets done.

Our latest PGS Perspective explores the connection between building design and everyday maintenance, with practical examples covering cleaning, service access, replacement, and scheduling.

👉Read the article: https://www.privacyglasssolutions.com/designing-for-maintenance/

Explore how cleaning, service access, replacement, and maintenance scheduling influence design decisions in high-use commercial and institutional buildings.