At MegaGlass.com, every one of their marbles is green

Now that the whole world’s gone green, there’s been a huge upsurge in demand for recycled products.

Fortunately for customers of New York-based MegaGlass.com they’ve been purchasing recycled products all along. And now people looking for non-toxic, recycled products for their home-decorating projects are finding out what MegaGlass.com’s longtime customers already know: MegaGlass.com stocks the broadest selection of recycled-glass decorating products available today – from marbles to glass sand, pebble glass to landscape glass - if it’s made of glass, this is the place to find it.

In fact, author Kate Harrison – featured prominently in the New York Times article, “How Green Was My Wedding” – shined the green spotlight on MegaGlass.com. In her book “The Green Bride Guide,” Kate includes MegaGlass.com’s recycled bottle “sea glass” in the Reception section.

“I expect the rising interest in this ‘green-everything’ will cause rising sales,” Peter Caparelli said. “People are getting really excited about doing ‘green’ things to preserve the environment – and if they can use recycled glass in their decorations, or as part of their wedding favors, that’s just another way to help save the planet.”

But sea glass isn’t the only product MegaGlass.com sells. They stock over 115 colors and styles of décor glass rounds and gems – frequently used by florists and interior designers for floral arrangements and other decorating purposes. They sell glass aggregate in many colors, sizes and finishes for use in applications as varied as firepits and mosaics to terrazzo flooring and ashtray sand.  In addition, they sell shaped-glass items in dozens of captivating styles, sizes and colors.

MegaGlass.com sells toy marbles, too – and who doesn’t remember the fun of whiling away many a summer afternoon, shooting marbles with the neighborhood kids? You might wonder, “But with the proliferation of video games in this day and age, who still plays with marbles?” Apparently, lots of folks. Toy marbles are the company’s best-selling item.

But nowadays, with all the toy recalls, how can parents be sure the toys their kids are playing with are natural – and safe to play with? Peter Caparelli noted with pride that there are no such concerns about his company’s products.

“After the spate of recalls on toys originating from China due to lead contamination, I was fortunate to be able to advise inquiring customers that our marbles and other glass products are comprised entirely of inert and non-toxic glass,” he said, adding, “There are no contamination concerns about any of our products.”

To go green or go natural or go recycled, go to www.MegaGlass.com and come away feeling good about the products you use in your home-decorating projects, for craft projects or let your children play with.


About MegaGlass:
New York-based MegaGlass.com sells wholesale recycled glass and recycled-glass products, including toy and décor marbles, “sea glass,” decorative glass flats, landscape glass, bean & pebble glass and more. The company guarantees the lowest wholesale prices on all its products. For further information about MegaGlass.com and the recycled-glass products they offer, please call (718) 352-9010 or visit www.MegaGlass.com.
 

Contact Information

Peter Caparelli

Owner

MegaGlass.com

(1) 7183529010

custserv@megaglass.com