Pine Green Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Fusible

Pine Green Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Fusible

17x20 in., Half Sheet
$72.80 USD
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Pine Green Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Fusible
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Pine Green Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Fusible

Pine Green Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Fusible

001241-0050-F

$25.25 – $72.80

Pine Green Transparent offers a distinctive palette and surface presence for projects that rely on light, layering, and contrast. A transparent glass suited to kilnforming, stained glass, mosaic, and mixed-media applications.
Sizes
$72.80 USD

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We offer discounts in our Online Store and at Bullseye Resource Centers. Items eligible for the volume discount are marked with a blue V symbol and include all sheet glass, billet, frit, rod, stringer, confetti, molds and other Bullseye branded products.

Discounts apply to single orders only, not a combination of orders. Discounts cannot be combined. Your order can include any combination of items (glass, tools, etc.) to qualify for a greater discount, but the discount will only be applied to qualifying items.

If you have questions about volume discounts, email sales@bullseyeglass.com or call 503.232.8887, Mon-Fri, 7am–5pm (Pacific Time).
Overview

The Foundation of Kilnformed Glass

Bullseye sheet glass is the core material for kilnforming, offering consistent color, compatibility, and working properties across a broad range of styles. Each sheet is handmade in Portland, Oregon, using carefully formulated glass designed to perform predictably in the kiln.
Details

Dimensions

All sizes are approximate. Most sheets include at least one uneven, rolled edge.

Fusible

Tested Bullseye compatible.

Striker

This style may not reveal (or strike to) its target color until fired.

More Information
Visit About Our Glass and What to Expect From Bullseye Glass.
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WARNING: This product can expose you to selenium, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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