Wholesale Glass Hand Pipes

Wholesale glass pipes are small, low-cost and made for the counter. We carry hand pipes from 2.5-inch pocket pieces to 7-inch showcase spoons.

Pick from frit, color twist, marble, fumed, glow and silicone styles. Everything ships with super fast US shipping, and orders start at $500.

Which hand pipe styles do we carry?

  • Classic spoon pipes: a bowl, a side carb hole and a short stem, from 4 to 5.5 inches.
  • Mini and pocket pipes (2.5 to 3.5 inches): color twist, frit and glow minis for impulse buys.
  • Heavy glass pipes: marble, thick clear and heavy color pieces that feel solid in the hand.
  • Art glass pipes: fumed spirals, slime frit, starfish and mushroom designs for a higher shelf price.
  • Multi-bowl pipe: a three-bowl marble pipe that sells as a novelty.
  • Silicone hand pipes: silicone spoons and novelty shapes with glass bowls.

What size glass pipe do customers want?

Size Who buys it Where to put it
2.5 to 3.5 inches First-time buyers, anyone wanting something discreet Counter jars
4 to 5 inches Everyday buyers Main pipe case
5.5 to 7 inches Collectors and gift buyers Top shelf of the case

How should you price and display hand pipes?

Use three price points. Budget minis go by the register, standard spoons in the main case, and art glass behind lock.

Pipes are small and easy to pocket, so keep pricier pieces behind glass. Our guide to bongs vs bubblers vs hand pipes covers what to stock at each price.

What sells well alongside glass pipes?

Pipe buyers often need a grinder, so stock wholesale herb grinders nearby. For water filtration in a hand-held size, point them to wholesale glass bubblers.

How does ordering wholesale smoking pipes work?

  • Create a free account and log in to see prices
  • $500 minimum per order, mixed with any products
  • Free economy shipping over $2,000 (5 to 8 business days)
  • Local pickup available at 301 Boyd St
  • 48-hour breakage claims and 14-day returns on unused items

Frequently asked questions

Are your glass pipes made of borosilicate?

Yes. Borosilicate handles repeated heating far better than ordinary glass.

Do glass pipes need screens?

Many people use one to keep material out of the stem. It is a cheap add-on for the register.

How do you clean a glass hand pipe?

Soak it in isopropyl alcohol with coarse salt, shake and rinse. Our glass cleaning guide has the steps.

Do you sell oil burner pipes?

Yes, in their own collection: wholesale oil burner pipes.