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2" 14mm Peaselburg Flower Bowl
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2" 14mm Peaselburg Flower Bowl - Short Body, Standard Joint, No Mystery
Start with the name, because it tells you nothing. Peaselburg is what this bowl is called. What it actually is: a glass flower bowl, 2 inches end to end, cut for a 14mm joint. Everything below is built on those three facts.
Quick Facts
A short glass bowl for dry flower with a 14mm fitment and a 2 inch overall length. Single version, in stock, ships as one piece.
- Type: Flower bowl and slide
- Construction: Glass
- Joint measurement: 14mm
- End to end: 2 inches
- Purpose: Dry flower
- Weight when packed: 6 ounces
- Selection: One configuration only
- Included: Bowl alone
Half the returns in accessory glass come down to fitment. Somebody orders a bowl, it arrives, and the joint is wrong. That is why we put the size in the name and repeat it here twice. Fourteen millimeters. Measure your pipe, then order.
The second thing worth knowing is that a 2 inch bowl is a deliberate choice, not a compromise. Short bowls sit tight against the joint. They do not lean, they do not snag, and they put less strain on the glass they plug into. If you have ever knocked a long bowl with your forearm and heard that sound, you already understand the argument.
We keep bowls like this in rotation because they are the part that fails first in any flower setup. The pipe survives years. The bowl gets dropped, clogged, borrowed, and eventually cracked. Having a plain, correctly sized spare on the shelf is not exciting, but it is the difference between a good evening and a trip to the store.
Why This One Holds A Spot On Our Shelf
The size is in the title. No decoding, no reading three paragraphs down to find the joint spec. It says 14mm on the front.
It stays out of the way. Two inches is short enough that the bowl does not become the thing you bump.
One material. Glass, start to finish. Nothing bonded on that can separate, discolor, or hold odor.
No configuration puzzle. A single version means the only question at checkout is quantity.
It travels. A short bowl fits in the same padded pocket as the pipe instead of needing its own space.
Full Specifications
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Product family | Flower bowl |
| Material | Glass |
| Joint size | 14mm |
| Length | 2 inches |
| Use case | Flower smoking |
| Shipping weight | 6 ounces |
| Variant count | One |
| Current availability | In stock |
Same Information, Written Out
Put simply: this is a glass flower bowl measuring 2 inches with a 14mm joint, made for dry flower, packed at 6 ounces, sold as one configuration, and in stock as of writing. We have no joint angle, no bowl depth, and no wall thickness on file for it, so those rows are absent rather than estimated. A blank row is information too.
What It Does For You
- Drops straight into any pipe cut for a 14mm joint
- Short 2 inch body reduces snagging and accidental knocks
- Glass cleans back to neutral with a simple soak
- Nothing bundled means nothing extra to keep track of
- Works as a daily bowl or as the backup in a case
- Single version removes the wrong colorway problem
- Compact enough to pack for a trip without extra padding
- Solid construction with no seams to come apart
- Plain profile suits pipes where the pipe is the centerpiece
- Easy to hand off and get back, since it is not precious
Packing And Pulling
Two inches of bowl is not much room, so grind consistency does the heavy lifting. Even grind, light press. Compacting the load in a short bowl is the fastest route to a pull that goes nowhere.
Watch the ash. A shorter bowl fills with ash sooner than a deep one, and ash on top of unburned flower kills airflow before the load is finished. Tap it out between rounds instead of at the end.
If you use a screen, buy a couple of diameters and see which one drops in flat. We do not publish a hole size for this bowl, so the only honest advice is to test rather than guess.
Pro Tip: Give the bowl a dry fit as soon as it arrives, before you ever load it. Seat it in the joint, lift it out, and check that it comes free cleanly. Finding a fitment surprise on day one with a clean bowl is much better than finding it at the end of a night with a full one.
Three People This Suits
The replacer. Yours broke, you know it was 14mm, and you want the boring correct answer.
The traveler. Short glass packs better, and you would rather not carry a bowl that sticks out.
The person with two pipes. If both are cut at 14mm, one spare bowl covers both.
Peaselburg Bowl FAQ
What does Peaselburg mean here?
It is the product name and nothing more. The specifications we can back up are a 14mm joint, a 2 inch length, and glass construction. We are not going to attach a story to the name, because a name is not a spec and you deserve to know which is which.
Will it fit my pipe?
It fits a 14mm joint, which is the size in the title. Check your pipe before ordering. If your current bowl is unmarked, the fastest test is to set it next to a known 14mm bowl and look at the two ground bands together, since the difference is obvious side by side.
Is 2 inches short for a bowl?
It sits on the shorter end, yes. A 2 inch bowl keeps the head close to the joint instead of standing out from the pipe. That makes it harder to catch on a sleeve and easier to store in a case, and it puts the flame nearer your hand while you light.
What is the bowl made from?
Glass, and only glass, according to the data we hold. No second material is listed, no screen is included, and no coating is described. If a listing anywhere claims more than that about this bowl, it is claiming something we cannot verify from our own records.
Are there different colors of it?
One configuration is listed, so there is nothing to choose. You add it to the cart and that is the whole decision. Other bowls in our flower section do ship in several colorways if picking a shade is part of the fun for you.
How is it packed for shipping?
It goes out at 6 ounces including packaging. Small glass gets wrapped before it goes in the box, which is where most of that weight comes from. The bowl itself is a short piece of solid glass and does not feel heavy once you unwrap it.
How many are available?
Ten showed in stock at the time this page was written. Inventory numbers on single configuration glass move quickly, so trust the cart over this sentence. If it goes out of stock, checking back after the next glass restock is usually the right move.
Keeping It Clean
Soak first, scrub second. Isopropyl and coarse salt in a closed container does most of the work without you touching anything. Twenty minutes and a shake usually clears a bowl that has been in service a couple of weeks.
Pay attention to the joint end. That ground surface is what seals against your pipe, and residue there is the reason bowls stick. Wipe it every time you clean, not just when it starts to bind.
Dry it fully before it goes back in the case. Trapped moisture in a closed bag is how a clean bowl ends up smelling worse than a dirty one.
Warning: Do not shock the glass with temperature. Pouring boiling water on a bowl that has been sitting cold makes the outer surface expand while the inner wall lags, and that mismatch is what opens a crack. Step the temperature up with warm water or clean it cold. This applies whether the bowl looks thick or thin.
