All pipes are dated, numbered, and signed on glass languid;

All pipes are fully functional;

Present to your Music Director and Organist as a gift of appreciation;

Use as a centerpieces for fundraisers, weddings, etc;

We fashion glass pipes to measurements as replacements for front pipes of your existing
instrument;

We supply a variety of wall & ceiling mounts as well as stands and display cabinets;

Pipes can be furnished lighted optionally; Internal halogen lamps do not disturb speech of pipes with over-length.

Being a pipe organ builder, I have been exposed to interior architecture and pipe organ design. And, towards the end of last year, out of considering the extremely beautiful description of the Heavenly Jerusalem in Revelation 21, the new Stained Glass Pipes are now ready for introduction.

Until now, the pipe organs were designed to fit in the interior of a sanctuary or concert hall by complementing color tones or the organ casework with those found within the building. Clients had the option to have silvery-gray front pipes of varying brightness, and other solid colors that could be applied to the pipes (gold, red, yellow, as well as stenciled designs—fashionable during the 1860s to about 1910).

Due to our thorough education in the field and accumulated experience in pipe-making and voicing, we have been able to design and manufacture the first Stained Glass Pipes that open up a whole new world of design possibilities for Church and Concert Hall pipe organs.

We can manufacture these pipes from a minimum height of 2 feet to a current maximum of 20 feet. They can be designed to feature hexagonal or octagonal cross sections, and even tapered (consistently becoming narrower towards the top).

Their tone quality is strong and firm, while their tone character is determined by the actual scale (a result of the relationship between diameter, length, mouth dimensions, etc.)
This new Pipe Manufacturing Technique allows the introduction of color into the organ front; colors, that are found in the stained glass windows of a sanctuary or the interior architecture of the music hall.

Upon request, complete motives can become part of the organ front layout, either on the front of the glass pipes, or even crafted into the backs of the pipes, in which case the motif may have a mysterious indirect affect, for it becomes visible through the actual pipe bodies, that can be clear or lightly tinted.

Additionally, we can offer to fit halogen lamps into the individual pipes, so that multicoloured light proceeds from the pipes, producing most beautiful effects in a dark room. Since these pipes have a glass languid, the light travels right through, from top to bottom!

There are more than 500 different colors, color-variations and glass textures available, which allows virtual freedom in designing an organ front for a new environment as well as complementing existing stained glass art found within the sanctuary or hall.