What is seeded Glass?

I'm looking for kitchen cabinets, and one of them had glass doors that were
described as having seeded glass. Can someone tell me what that glass might
look like? Thanks;-).

It has small air bubbles in the glass.

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Connie Ryman
Cryman Studio
www.eclecticbeadery.com
"Sheellah" wrote in message
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I'm looking for kitchen cabinets, and one of them had glass doors that
were
described as having seeded glass. Can someone tell me what that glass
might
look like? Thanks;-).

You might have better luck asking for it as seedy glass.

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Mike Firth
Hot Glass Bits Furnace Working Website
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"C Ryman" wrote in message
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It has small air bubbles in the glass.

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Connie Ryman
Cryman Studio
www.eclecticbeadery.com
"Sheellah" wrote in message
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I'm looking for kitchen cabinets, and one of them had glass doors that
were
described as having seeded glass. Can someone tell me what that glass
might
look like? Thanks;-).

Spectrum makes a clear glass with slight bubbles/pits that is called
Seedy Spectrum 100-SS. We use it in many cabinet doors for kitchens.
There is a front and back side so just make sure the "pits or seeds"
are on the inside and the smoother side is facing out for cleaning
purposes. It is usually about $6 Canadian a sq. ft (retail).

I've looked at that stuff, what's it cut like? I've always opted for
using a smooth "antique" clear when doing background just because it
cuts so easily and I don't want it to really stand out, but I've
always wondered if the seedy spectrum ran predictably enough to switch
to that. I'm not god's gift to cutting....so I sometimes will choose
sub-optimal glass when it scores easily and runs smoothly.

Bryan "somewhat clumsy" Paschke
On 3 Sep 2003 15:09:16 -0700, (Carol Glass Smith &
Co.) wrote:

Spectrum makes a clear glass with slight bubbles/pits that is called
Seedy Spectrum 100-SS. We use it in many cabinet doors for kitchens.
There is a front and back side so just make sure the "pits or seeds"
are on the inside and the smoother side is facing out for cleaning
purposes. It is usually about $6 Canadian a sq. ft (retail).