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RogerS wrote:stu wrote:The only sensible way to do it is to have them both sides of the glass. Will be a mess otherwise.
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A fair point, stu, but that will push up the price too much. I'm just going to have to see how it goes.
stu wrote:RogerS wrote:stu wrote:The only sensible way to do it is to have them both sides of the glass. Will be a mess otherwise.
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A fair point, stu, but that will push up the price too much. I'm just going to have to see how it goes.
Why not do half the windows both sides?
How much were they, relative to the cost of the orangery ?
will1983 wrote:Instead of having another 72 CNC cut could you not use one of the existing ones as a pattern to make another 72 for inside? That would be a fair bit of work but would be a lot cheaper than the CNC route.
The ones inside could have a different profile, maybe just a simple roundover for easy of construction?
If it was me I know that the issues the other guys have mentioned would drive me mad once the structure is finished and would draw my eye every time I looked through one of the windows. Time and few more quid spent now would prevent that.
This is isn't a criticism at all but you've done such a smart job of the rest I think it's a bit of a shame not to finish it off to the same high standard.
Will
RogerS wrote:stu wrote:RogerS wrote:[quote="stu"]The only sensible way to do it is to have them both sides of the glass. Will be a mess otherwise.
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A fair point, stu, but that will push up the price too much. I'm just going to have to see how it goes.
Why not do half the windows both sides?
How much were they, relative to the cost of the orangery ?
stu wrote:It was a rhetorical question. I cant believe the cost of getting some more done, in the grand scheme of things, is material.RogerS wrote:stu wrote:...
How much were they, relative to the cost of the orangery ?
That would be unfair on Chrispy who say how much.
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Jonathan wrote:Rodger
CT1 or polymer silicone will work.
Do some research and get one that doesn't yellow.....used one recently that was crystal clear to join glass in a glass fronted hexagonal sauna.
Make sure you get plenty on with no gaps or air pockets.
I would try pushing it on and not attempting any clean up of silicon untill its dry.
Jonathan
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Jonathan wrote:Rodger, I'm not in the shop at the moment but soon as back there I will see if I've still got it.
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RogerS wrote:It was a rhetorical question. I cant believe the cost of getting some more done, in the grand scheme of things, is material.stu wrote:RogerS wrote:[quote="stu"]...
How much were they, relative to the cost of the orangery ?
That would be unfair on Chrispy who say how much.
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Mike G wrote:Are you planning on gluing it on with the glass flat (horizontal)? Because you'll have quite a bit of fun trying to do it with the glazing already fitted.
Jonathan wrote:Here you go Rodger.
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Mike G wrote:I trust you didn't pay for that.
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