Oil Burner Attachments

Looking to turn your water pipe into an oil burner? These glass attachments make it easy. Just pick the right joint size — we carry 10mm, 14mm, and 18mm — and you're good to go. All pieces are glass, sold in sets of 2 or more, and the more you buy the more you save. Ships fast and discreet.

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Choosing the Right Oil Burner Attachment

 Choosing an oil burner attachment is mostly about getting the connection right. After handling glass pieces and helping customers with replacement parts for years, I have found that most fit problems come down to two simple details. The joint size is wrong, or the male and female connection has been mixed up.

 Our glass oil burner attachments include common 10mm, 14mm and 18mm sizes, along with straight, curved, angled and downstem-style designs. Before ordering, check the joint on your existing glass piece instead of judging the size from a photo. A 14mm male oil burner attachment, for example, needs a compatible 14mm female joint.

 If you are building or repairing a water-filtered setup, you may also want to compare our oil burner bubbler collection. These pieces use a water chamber and can help you see how different attachments, stems and joint positions work together in a complete setup.

 The shape of the attachment matters too. A straight attachment keeps the setup simple, while a curved or 45-degree attachment changes how the glass section sits after it enters the joint. If your current setup needs a different angle or connection, our glass adapters and converters can also help when two compatible glass pieces use different joint configurations.

 If you are replacing an old attachment that already fit correctly, comparing its joint size, joint type and overall shape is usually the easiest place to start. I also recommend checking the individual product page before buying because not every attachment is offered in every size. Taking an extra minute to confirm the connection is much easier than finding out that two good pieces of glass simply do not fit together.

Oil Burner Attachment Examples

 Looking at actual products can make the sizing differences easier to understand. For a compact water-filtered setup, the 6-inch Tree Perc Glass Oil Burner Water Pipe uses a 14mm joint and an internal tree-style percolator. It is a useful example of why attachment size and joint orientation need to be checked before ordering a replacement part.

 For another 14mm setup, the 6-inch Raptor Glass Mini Beaker Oil Burner uses a 14mm connection and includes a matching attachment. Comparing a complete setup like this with a replacement attachment can make it easier to understand how the pieces fit together.

 If you prefer a smaller water-pipe format, the 4.5-inch Miniature Glass Oil Burner Bubbler uses a 10mm joint. This is a good reminder that similar-looking glass pieces can use different connection sizes, so the overall size of the pipe should never be used as the only way to choose an attachment.

Oil Burner Attachment FAQ

What size oil burner attachment do I need?

 Check the joint size on the glass piece you want to connect it to. Common sizes include 10mm, 14mm and 18mm. The attachment must match both the joint diameter and the connection type. A 14mm male attachment normally connects to a compatible 14mm female joint. If you need to change between different glass connections, browse our glass adapter and converter collection.

How do I know if my glass joint is 10mm, 14mm or 18mm?

 The safest method is to measure the joint rather than guessing from the overall size of the pipe. Measure across the glass joint opening near the connection point and compare that measurement with the size listed on the attachment product page. A small bubbler can use a 10mm joint while another compact piece may use 14mm or 18mm, so appearance alone is not reliable.

What is the difference between male and female oil burner attachments?

 A male glass joint inserts into a compatible female joint. A female joint fits over a compatible male joint. The diameter still has to match, so knowing that you need a male attachment is not enough by itself. You also need to know whether the connection is 10mm, 14mm, 18mm or another listed size.

Should I choose a straight, curved or angled oil burner attachment?

 That depends on the glass piece you are connecting it to and how you want the attachment positioned. Straight attachments have a simple direct shape. Curved and 45-degree attachments change the position of the glass section after it enters the joint. If you are trying to match an attachment to a complete water-filtered piece, browsing our oil burner bubblers can help you compare different chamber and joint layouts.

Can I replace only the oil burner attachment instead of the entire glass piece?

 Yes, when the attachment is removable and you can find a replacement with the correct joint size and connection type. Before ordering, compare the old part with the product specifications and confirm the joint size, male or female connection and overall shape. If the original water pipe is still in good condition, replacing only the removable attachment can be simpler than replacing the entire setup.

What is a glass oil burner attachment?


A glass oil burner attachment is a removable glass piece designed to fit a compatible glass joint. Different styles are available, including straight attachments, curved designs, downstem attachments, funnel-top designs, and angled adapters. The most important thing when choosing one is making sure the joint size and joint type match your existing glass piece.

What size oil burner attachment do I need?


The correct size depends on the joint on your water pipe or glass piece. Common sizes include 10mm, 14mm, and 18mm. A 14mm oil burner attachment must connect to a compatible 14mm joint, while an 18mm attachment needs an 18mm connection. Always check both the joint diameter and whether you need a male or female attachment before ordering.

What is the difference between a male and female oil burner attachment?

A male oil burner attachment has a joint that inserts into a female glass joint. A female attachment fits over a compatible male joint. Size alone is not enough to guarantee a proper fit, so check both the joint size and gender. For example, a 14mm male attachment is different from a 14mm female attachment even though both are listed as 14mm.