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1" Square Double Superior Bevel

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1 Square Double Superior Bevel
1" Square Double Superior Bevel by Superior Bevels
$3.75 USD
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Product Features

  • Cut from thicker 6mm glass to create more light refraction
  • Beveled glass creates beautiful sparkles of light
  • Slanted edges refract light into a rainbow of colors
  • Measures 1" x 1" square
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Product Description

These are not your standard stock bevels. They're cut from thicker 6mm glass to create more light refraction. The slanted edges of bevels refract light into a rainbow of colors -- both inside the glass, and onto your walls, floors and ceilings. Using bevels in windows, doors, and suncatchers is very popular, but don't forget about other applications like candleholders and boxes. Augment your project with bevels, sit back, and catch the rays!

Superior 6mm on left, standard 4mm on right.

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Receive a quantity price break when you buy 25 or more of the same style bevel. The more you buy, the more money you save!

Panel below created by Delphi Artist Brooke Groff. Butterfly panel by artist Holly Stedman from Delphi's Online Artist Gallery. 

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