bulk candle vases- where to find....

[dnug42]

hey folks- had someone ask me about square vases for filling with wax for candles.... I think they want them about 6-8 inches high and clear....not something I would be interested in making...but does anyone know where to get that kinna stuff? they clamed they cannot find anything under $12.bucks...which I cannot really comprehend....buuuuuuuttttt- I said I would post up an see whut comes up- thanks if you have any suggestions...I was thinking some kind of restaurant supply distributer....not too sure.
goldy

[somewhere]

hey folks- had someone ask me about square vases for filling with wax for candles.... I think they want them about 6-8 inches high and clear....not something I would be interested in making...but does anyone know where to get that kinna stuff? they clamed they cannot find anything under $12.bucks...which I cannot really comprehend....buuuuuuuttttt- I said I would post up an see whut comes up- thanks if you have any suggestions...I was thinking some kind of restaurant supply distributer....not too sure.
goldy

How many are they willing to buy?

[byron3]

Google "Glass 6" square wholesale" for the full list

http://www.wholesaleflowersandsupplies.com/6in-tall-3in-square-clear-glass-block-vase.html?feed=Froogle&gclid=CInj27b2sbkCFazm7Aod2n0AFg

Here these come out to $3.02 /ea if you buy 24 : http://www.candles4less.com/product.asp?itemid=210&gclid=CJ2S8Jb3sbkCFcJj7AodFR0AuA

=)

[kage]

I would use square tubing. Just flame cut and flatten the bottom. Maybe saw cut the top and polish. Or just send them to hobby lobby or the link B3 suggested.

[Greymatter Glass]

Cost plus World Market, or Pier One usually has those things for pretty cheap, talk to a manager and see if they can wholesale them to you...

[Matt P]

I would use square tubing. Just flame cut and flatten the bottom. Maybe saw cut the top and polish. Or just send them to hobby lobby or the link B3 suggested.

I had to find some to look at... very cool stuff. Looks super fun, I imagine a bit tricky to work with, and pretty damn pricey.
http://www.fdglass.com/products/details/4

[dnug42]

thanks so much you guys! so sweet to ask and receive! well done mates...thanks again.
goldy