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Oceanside Icicle Clear Sheet Glass Full Case - 96 COE

Oceanside Icicle Clear Sheet Glass Full Case - 96 COE
Oceanside Icicle Clear Sheet Glass Full Case - 96 COE
Oceanside Icicle Clear Sheet Glass Full Case - 96 COE by Oceanside Compatible
$1,999.95 USD
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Item# X100IFC   In Stock
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  • Excellent value - 200 square feet / 50 full sheets per factory case
  • Stock your studio - one of your favorite staples now in bulk!
  • Ideal for stained glass and fusing projects
  • 96 COE

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Product Description

The studio staple you love now available by the full factory case!
The same quality Oceanside 96 COE sheet glass you've come to know and love is now available in a full factory case. Icicle clear glass has stunning clarity, making this glass an excellent choice for the base or top layer of your glass work. This glass is made for fusing, with a 96 COE. Slump it alone, or easily fuse it with other colors of 96 COE glass. Crate contains 200 sf - 50 sheets each measuring 24" x 24".
 

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