LF 3/8" Glass to build overflow or Damage tank(Edmonton)

Dez · #1 12-25-2009, 10:46 PM

I just posted around like you did to find the 3/8" glass. I might have a little bit left. Not sure how big the overflow box is but definitely bigger than 8 1/2 x 11. (I'm not in town so I can't measure). Check out my build thread, there are pictures and that will give you an idea of the size.

thanhjenn · #2 12-25-2009, 11:31 PM

thanks dez

thanhjenn · #3 01-25-2010, 03:41 PM

Dez · #4 01-25-2010, 03:54 PM

Hey Thanh,

I'm not sure if Architectural Clearing house still exists. I used to get all my glass from there to cut up for projects like this. But this was a few years ago. There's a place called Re-store as well I think - it's just recycled building material. Check in the yellow pages for recycled building materials. I would just call around glass shops for scraps if you are going to cut it yourself anyway. I got tons of scrap acrylic when I was building skimmers and stuff from acrylic shops. A lot of times it was free.

Just a though since you've been looking for a while.

Des

thanhjenn · #5 01-25-2010, 04:51 PM

Thanks Dez, i will check it out.

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Originally Posted by Dez

Hey Thanh,

I'm not sure if Architectural Clearing house still exists. I used to get all my glass from there to cut up for projects like this. But this was a few years ago. There's a place called Re-store as well I think - it's just recycled building material. Check in the yellow pages for recycled building materials. I would just call around glass shops for scraps if you are going to cut it yourself anyway. I got tons of scrap acrylic when I was building skimmers and stuff from acrylic shops. A lot of times it was free.

Just a though since you've been looking for a while.

Des