Whether you’re a seasoned artist, a curious enthusiast, or just exploring the craft, our facility is a hub of creativity and innovation. Here, you’ll find what to expect during your visit and how to make the most of your experience with us. For any specific questions, please refer to the FAQ section below.








Wissmach Glass FAQ
Pricing Chart
Understanding the cost of stained glass can be essential for budgeting your artistic projects. Stained glass prices can vary based on factors such as color and texture. To help you plan accordingly, we’ve provided a detailed table below that outlines the cost ranges for various types of art glass and supplies available in the Factory Outlet. This will give you a clear overview of the options available and assist you in finding the best materials for your needs. As a result of fluctuations in material costs and various other factors, these prices are subject to change without notice.
| Item(s) | Price Ranges |
|---|---|
| COE 96 16×21″ quarter sheets | $12-30, price as marked |
| COE 96 smaller cut squares | $4-6, price as marked |
| COE 96 short sheets ranging from 16×32″ to 32×42″ | $24-120, price as marked |
| 1lb jars of COE 96 frit in various colors and textures | $18+ |
| Art Glass 16×21″ quarter sheets | $12-30, price as marked |
| Art Glass smaller cut squares | Up to $4 |
| Art Glass short sheets ranging from 16×32″ to 32×42″ | $14-80, price as marked |
| First quality dalles and seconds/imperfects | $10-84/each, price as marked |
| Gloves | $3/pair |
| Choice glass cutters | $20 |
| Toyo glass cutters | $35 |
| 50lb sack of COE 96 Easy Melt (Furnace Glass) | $103 |
| 50lb sack of COE 96 Casting Cullet | $123.50 |
| Bulk glass chunks (great for mosaics, garden mulch, etc – this can be a mix of Art Glass and COE 96 class and is not tested for compatibility.) | $1/lb |
| Bulk mosaic glass (small pieces and shards – this can be a mix of Art Glass and COE 96 class and is not tested for compatibility) | FREE |
When you visit Wissmach Glass, consider checking out local restaurants and parks. Also, visit these other glass attractions in the region—there’s lots to see in West Virginia!
Marble King
Blenko Glass Company
Fostoria Glass Society of America Glass Museum
