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   Guest_ | Oct 29, 1999 09:35pm | #1

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   I've gotten fiberglass shoji material at Tap Plastic. I think they have outlets all over the place.

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   Guest_ | Oct 31, 1999 12:13am | #2

   *You might want to try Misugi Designs, Berkeley, CA. I'm Not sure if they carry the product you're looking for, but they do carry traditional paper for Shoji. They'll probably be able to help. http://www.misugidesign.com. Good Luck.cms

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   Guest_ | Nov 01, 1999 04:40am | #3

   *You could also try http://www.cherrytreedesign.comGood Luck.

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   Guest_ | Nov 01, 1999 06:35pm | #4

   *I have used synthetic rice paper in Shojis. I'm not sure if it was fiberglass material or not, but it holds up better than real rice paper. I believe the source was LA Shoji in Los Angeles. If I can pin down an address, I'll post it.

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   Guest_ | Nov 03, 1999 08:49am | #5

   *Okay, Okay...I'll bite.What in the hell is a Shojis?

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   Guest_ | Nov 03, 1999 06:39pm | #7

   *Shojis are Japanese sliding screens, used in traditional Japanese architecture to seperate living areas. They are made from a wood frame and rice paper "glazing".

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   lon_jones | Nov 03, 1999 06:39pm | #6

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   I am wanting to build some large shoji screens
   that need to withstand frequent handling.
   I have seen references to a fiberglas material
   that looks similar to shoji paper.
   Does anyone know of sources for this material?
   Thanks.

   -- lon