Daze Glass is Daze Supply’s own brand, designed in New Jersey. It makes water pipes, hand pipes, and accessories. Choose the clear beaker for a simpler layout, striped for color, DNA for a moving element, or Dual UFO for a taller design. This guide compares listed specifications, not hands-on results; confirm fit, price, and seller terms before buying. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
What is Daze Glass, and where is it designed?
Daze Supply identifies Daze Glass as its own custom brand. Its collection page says the designs come from its New Jersey headquarters. The range focuses on scientific-style glass water pipes and accessories. It also includes colorful pieces, recycler-style pipes, and heady glass items, a term for pieces with an artistic focus. [1] [2]
Here, scientific-style is the supplier’s description of a design style. It is not a lab certification. The phrase does not tell you the glass composition, wall thickness, or connection size of every piece in the range.
The same care applies to the New Jersey connection. Designing a product and manufacturing it are separate steps. The reviewed brand pages do not establish the manufacturing location, so a made-in-the-USA label would go beyond the evidence.
Daze Supply sells wholesale to businesses. Its product pages show prices only to approved wholesale customers. Collection price filters are not retail quotes, and business ordering terms are not Treehouse Lifestyle checkout terms. Compare retail listings rather than treating a wholesale filter as proof of a bargain. [2] [3] [4]
If you arrived looking for a Daze Glass review, the useful distinction is between a product description and a tested finding. A feature list can help you choose a layout. It cannot show how a piece holds up over months of ownership.
- Brand relationship: Daze Glass is Daze Supply’s own custom line.
- Design location: the brand identifies its New Jersey headquarters.
- Style focus: scientific-style glass is a supplier label, not a certification.
- Evidence gaps: the reviewed pages do not establish manufacturing origin or independent brand-wide reliability.
What kinds of water pipes, hand pipes, and accessories does Daze Glass make?
Start with the kind of piece you want, then compare models within that group. Daze’s range is not limited to one tall beaker. The brand collection describes water pipes and accessories alongside recycler-style and more decorative glass designs. [1]
Beaker models are one clear part of the range. The approximately 12-inch OG Beaker, for example, lists 5mm glass, a 14mm bowl, a removable diffused downstem, and a three-prong ice pinch. The downstem is the tube leading into the water chamber. This model is a broader-line example, not a claim that Treehouse currently stocks it. [7]
For the basic parts and terms, read What Is a Bong and How Does It Work?. If you are still sorting out size and layout, How Do I Choose the Right Glass Bong for My Needs? offers a broader buying framework before you narrow your choice to Daze.
The dry hand-pipe range calls for a different comparison. Daze’s 7-inch steamroller has a built-in bowl, a carb hole, and colored marbled feet that act as roll stops. It is not a miniature beaker, so do not assign it the water chamber or downstem details of another model. [8]
Use What Are Hand Pipes and Bubblers, and How Do They Differ? to compare those product types. A specialist retailer also lists a Daze gravity model, measured at 13.5 inches with the bowl and 11 inches without it. That listing documents another design, not Treehouse stock. [10]
You can browse Bongs for current retail choices. The Daze Glass – Massive 22" Dual UFO Perc Glass Water Pipe is one model to inspect if a tall multi-percolator design interests you. Check its current options and stock on the listing rather than assuming every supplier variant is offered.
- Beaker water pipes: compare the body size, downstem details, and listed connection for each model.
- Internal-percolator designs: Daze lists tree, turbine, and Dual UFO layouts across different products, not as one shared specification. [4] [5] [6]
- Steamroller hand pipes: the documented example uses a built-in bowl, carb hole, and roll-stop feet rather than the beaker layout.
- Ash catchers: the circ-perc example is a separate accessory with its own connection and angle requirements. [9]
- Gravity designs: the specialist-retailer example belongs in a separate comparison rather than being treated as another standard beaker.
How do the main Daze Glass water-pipe models compare?
The four models below differ in more than height. Their internal layouts, color choices, and published specifications give each a different place on a shortlist. Read the missing details as questions to ask, not blanks to fill with another model’s numbers.
The 18 Inch Massive Clear lists an 18-inch height, 5mm glass, a 14mm joint, and borosilicate glass. Its feature list names a beaker base, diffused downstem, and ice catcher. Of these four, it is the starting point for someone who wants a tall beaker without the extra named internal elements found in the other listings. That is a layout comparison, not a measured cleaning or performance result. [3]
The approximately 16-inch Striped model adds a tree percolator to its beaker base, diffused downstem, and ice catcher. Its page lists 5mm glass and a 14mm joint. The listed color pairs are Blue/Blue, Jade/Blue, Green/Blue, and White/Blue, but that list does not establish which colors a retailer has now. The page does not explicitly identify borosilicate glass. [4]
The second-generation Spinning DNA & Turbine is approximately 13 inches tall. Its page identifies borosilicate glass, a 14mm joint, a lower turbine percolator, and a spinning internal DNA element. Wall thickness is not stated, so do not borrow the 5mm figure from the clear or striped model. [6]
The approximately 22-inch Dual UFO is the tallest of this group by listed height. Daze names dual UFO percolators, a diffused downstem, an ice catcher, 5mm glass, and a 14mm bowl. Notice that bowl wording: it is not the same published statement as a 14mm joint specification. Its displayed name says Dual UFO even though its page address uses dual-dome wording. Use the displayed name when asking a seller to identify the piece. [5]
More height and more named parts do not automatically make a better purchase. If you do not want a moving element or a very tall body, those features are reasons to choose another layout, even before price enters the decision.
- 18 Inch Massive Clear: shortlist for a tall clear beaker with the simpler listed layout; verify included parts and current retail terms.
- Approximately 16-inch Striped: shortlist for stripes and a tree percolator; ask about the chosen color and any missing material details.
- Approximately 13-inch second-generation DNA: shortlist for its moving internal design; confirm the generation and ask for wall thickness if that matters to you.
- Approximately 22-inch Dual UFO: shortlist for a taller multi-percolator piece; confirm the receiving connection rather than relying only on the bowl size.
| Model | Listed height | Glass details | Connection wording | Named layout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Inch Massive Clear | 18 inches | 5mm; borosilicate stated | 14mm joint | Beaker, diffused downstem, ice catcher |
| Striped | Approximately 16 inches | 5mm; composition not explicitly stated | 14mm joint | Beaker, tree percolator, diffused downstem, ice catcher |
| Second-generation Spinning DNA & Turbine | Approximately 13 inches | Borosilicate stated; thickness not given | 14mm joint | Lower turbine percolator and spinning DNA element |
| Dual UFO | Approximately 22 inches | 5mm; glass composition not confirmed | 14mm bowl | Beaker-style body, dual UFO percolators, diffused downstem, ice catcher |
How do you choose a Daze Glass piece for your space and routine?
Choose the piece you can store and maintain, not just the one that looks striking in a close-up photo. Start with a place to keep it. A product’s stated height helps, but height alone does not tell you its base width, weight, or the room needed to lift out a part.
Check measurements against your actual shelf or cabinet. Ask for the total height with included parts if the listing leaves that unclear. The gravity-model listing shows why this matters: its measurement changes depending on whether the bowl is included. [10]
Next, think about access to the inside. The OG Beaker listing specifically calls its downstem removable. Do not assume that wording applies to every Daze model or every internal part. Ask how the exact piece comes apart and which cleaning instructions the seller recommends. [7]
For the second-generation DNA model, Daze describes a revised support for the spinning element and a change to blue and slyme colors. Those details help distinguish the version. They do not prove long-term reliability, and the supplier’s durability or reduced-drag language is not a result from an independent test in this guide. [6]
A useful final check is to picture putting the piece away and taking it out again. If the required measurements or care steps remain unclear, resolve them before ordering. There is no need to infer travel suitability or break resistance from the listed height.
- Confirm the exact model name and generation so the specifications match the item being sold.
- Measure your storage area, then request any missing height, base-width, or clearance details.
- Choose the internal layout you actually want: a simpler beaker, tree percolator, moving DNA element, or Dual UFO design.
- Check which parts are removable and ask for care instructions for that exact piece.
- Resolve remaining size and maintenance questions with the retailer before you compare final checkout totals.
What should you check before buying a replacement bowl, downstem, or ash catcher?
A repeated 14mm label is not a complete fit check. The clear, striped, and second-generation DNA pages list a 14mm joint, while the Dual UFO page lists a 14mm bowl. Keep those statements separate until the retailer confirms the actual connection details. [3] [4] [5] [6]
Daze’s circ-perc ash catcher gives a useful example. Its page lists a 14mm size, a 45-degree joint angle, an approximate 4-inch height, and a circ percolator. These are accessory specifications, not measurements for every pipe it might connect to. A shared brand name does not fill in the missing fit details. [9]
Think of fit as several checks rather than one size number. The two parts need connections that fit together, the right angle, and enough room around the pipe. Ask the seller to confirm joint gender, meaning which part fits into the other, if it is not stated. Do not guess from the product name or from a different model’s photo.
For a replacement downstem, request the dimensions needed for the exact model. Do not guess insertion length from overall pipe height. A tall body does not provide a replacement-part measurement, and the supplier’s general brand page is not a parts chart.
The steamroller is another reminder to identify the product first. Its listing describes a built-in bowl. That is a different arrangement from shopping for a separate water-pipe bowl, so the beaker examples should not become a promise of interchangeable parts. [8]
If you already own the piece, send the seller its model name and clear photos when asking about a part. Ask which measurements they need before ordering. A short fit check is more useful than buying an accessory because the logo matches.
- Identify the exact pipe and the part you want to replace or add.
- Confirm the receiving connection, the accessory’s mating connection, and the stated size on both sides.
- Check the joint angle; the cited circ-perc ash catcher lists 45 degrees, not a universal angle.
- Check clearance around the body and base, using accessory dimensions rather than a photo alone.
- Request missing downstem measurements or other fit details, then get the seller’s confirmation before paying.
Is Daze Glass worth considering, and what should you verify before ordering?
Daze Glass is worth putting on a shortlist when an individual model’s documented layout matches what you want. The clear beaker, striped tree-percolator model, DNA design, and Dual UFO offer distinct choices. The available evidence does not support calling the whole brand a tested value winner or assigning it a quality score.
Price matters, but it has to be the retail price for the exact item. A wholesale supplier’s hidden price or collection filter is not a substitute. Compare the selected variant, included parts, shipping charges, and seller terms at the same time rather than comparing product names alone. [2] [3]
Reviews need context, too. The gravity-model retailer page shows one customer review collected through a store invitation. The reviewer received an incentive toward a future purchase. That is one buyer’s feedback under disclosed conditions, not proof of the whole brand’s reliability. [10]
Stock and color choices can change. A supplier’s color list does not show what Treehouse can ship today, and an older inventory count may no longer reflect the available choices. Use the live retail listing for availability and ask about any conflict between its photos, title, and specifications.
Finally, understand what happens if the order arrives damaged or does not match the listing. Ask about reporting deadlines and any photos the seller requires. No brand-wide warranty was established in this research, so request the terms of any warranty offered on your exact purchase instead of assuming one exists.
- Current offer: confirm the retail price, stock status, and selected color or version.
- Box contents: check which bowl, downstem, or other parts are included rather than assuming everything pictured is supplied.
- Missing specifications: resolve glass, thickness, connection, and dimension questions that matter to your choice.
- Shipping: read the selling retailer’s current terms, not another shop’s policy or a wholesaler’s business terms.
- Damage reporting: confirm how and when to report a damaged-on-arrival item.
- Returns and warranty: read the conditions and ask for any offered warranty in writing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Daze Glass made in the USA?
The reviewed brand pages describe design work at Daze Supply’s New Jersey headquarters. They do not establish where the glass is manufactured. Designed in New Jersey should not be rewritten as made in the USA. If manufacturing origin is part of your buying decision, ask the retailer for documentation for the exact model. [1] [2]
Does every Daze Glass model use 5mm borosilicate glass?
No shared specification is established. The clear, striped, and Dual UFO listings state 5mm glass. The clear and second-generation DNA pages explicitly identify borosilicate, while the striped page does not. DNA wall thickness is not given. Do not combine those separate details into one claim about the entire brand. [3] [4] [5] [6]
What changed in the second-generation Daze Spinning DNA model?
Daze describes revised support for the internal spinning DNA element and blue/slyme styling. Its listing names a lower turbine percolator and a spinning DNA element. These details identify the design changes, but they do not establish independently tested reliability. Confirm that the retailer is selling the second-generation version before applying these specifications. [6]
Will a Daze 14mm ash catcher fit every Daze water pipe?
Do not assume so. The cited circ-perc ash catcher lists 14mm, a 45-degree joint angle, and an approximate 4-inch height. Confirm the pipe’s receiving connection, the accessory’s mating connection, the angle, and the available clearance. A matching brand name and a size number alone do not establish compatibility. [9]
Are Daze Supply’s wholesale prices the same as Treehouse retail prices?
They should not be treated as equivalent. Daze Supply sells to businesses and limits price visibility to approved wholesale customers. Its collection filters and stock do not establish a Treehouse retail offer. Check the current retail listing for price, availability, chosen variant, included parts, and checkout terms. [2] [3] [4]
Which Daze Glass model should you put on your shortlist?
Start with the 18-inch clear model for a simpler tall-beaker layout, the approximately 16-inch striped model for color and a tree percolator, the approximately 13-inch second-generation DNA for a moving internal design, or the approximately 22-inch Dual UFO for a taller multi-percolator body. Those are preference matches, not tested rankings. [3] [4] [5] [6]
Then narrow the choice with facts that affect ownership: storage dimensions, access for care, included parts, and confirmed accessory fit. Check the current Treehouse listing and seller policies before ordering. If a detail you need is missing, ask for it rather than borrowing a specification from another Daze piece. The right purchase is the exact model whose documented design and terms fit your needs, not simply the largest piece or the one with the longest feature list.
Sources
- Daze Supply: Daze Glass
- Daze Supply: Daze Glass Wholesale Smoke Shop
- Daze Supply: Daze Glass – 18 Inch Massive Clear Glass Water Pipe
- Daze Supply: Daze Glass – Approx. 16 Striped Glass Water Pipe
- Daze Supply: Daze Glass – Massive 22" Dual UFO Perc Glass Water Pipe
- Daze Supply: Daze Glass – 2nd Gen Spinning DNA & Turbine Perc Glass Water Pipe
- Daze Supply: Daze Glass – 12" OG Beaker Base Glass Water Pipe
- Daze Supply: Daze Glass – 7 Inch Glass Steamroller Hand Pipe
- Daze Supply: Daze Glass – 14mm Ash Catcher w/ Circ Perc
- Glass City Pipes: Daze Glass – 13.5" Gravity Bong