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Old 04-14-2008, 11:52 AM   #1
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Stained Glass, Using Stock Glass


many people like stained glass, usually the cost connected with custom fabrication can be a little much. if you plan it out you can purchase stock panels, on the net, about $135 per panel, frame it yourself, incorporate into a design. this stretched out cupola has 4 panels, 2 each side, will be lit from the interior so it will have a cool glow at night.

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Looks nice, how about some pics from the inside?

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