Fremont Glass

Traditional mouth-blown sheet glass made in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, WA since 1980! Fremont glass is perfectly imperfect. Because Fremont glass is mouth blown, first into a cylinder, then scored open and flattened, no two pieces will be alike. But mouth blown glass is also vibrant with a fire-polished surface! Bubbles, small creases, marks from the flattening process and other human touches may be visible. Pieces may be irregularly shaped. 

• Average Sheet Area: varies 2.8 to 3.8 sq. ft. 
• Typical Dimensions: Approximately 19–21" tall × 23–25" wide (sheets are not square)
• Thickness: Just over 1/8"
• Weight: Approximately 1.7–1.9 lbs per sq ft

Glass sheets are priced as 3.3 sq. ft., but you will be charged for actual square footage of the specific sheet shipped.

Most current Fremont glass is formulated with Spruce Pine batch and generally works well with Gaffer and Reichenbach colors. While it may fuse close to COE 96, it is strongly recommend running your own compatibility tests, as the base glass recipe may vary slightly depending on the color. Spruce Pine tends to devitrify quickly. Place surface textured glass with the textured side up during firing. Glass containing gold aventurine is not fusing-compatible. Older Fremont glass may have different base compositions and may not be compatible with current production.