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Posted by willshak on August 21, 2007, 6:01 pm
on 8/21/2007 5:40 PM mustlearntandem said the following:
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>> on 8/21/2007 5:28 PM mustlearntandem said the following:
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>>> I have the opportunity to build an inside shower in a private location
>>> right up against trees 2 stories in the air. I would like to have
>>> clear glass as two of the exterior walls of the shower making a kind
>>> of treehouse shower. This is in the northeast U.S. so they would need
>>> to be thermopane glass. Has anyone ever seen this done? I figure it
>>> must have been done by someone before but I can't track down or get a
>>> handle on the types of windows I could use. I may be over-thinking
>>> the problem because it might be as simple as using high quality vinyl
>>> clad frames and a clever installation technique.
>>>
>>> I'm open to all ideas or ideally a link to a web page showing how
>>> someone accomplished this.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>> Will your wife be using it? Otherwise, I have no interest.
>> --
>> Bill
>> In Hamptonburgh, NY
>> To email, remove the double zeroes after @
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> God I hope so... It also faces where my office will be!
OK! I don't see a problem. Office buildings have large thermopane
windows. Just find a source.
(and give me your address) :-)
--
Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
To email, remove the double zeroes after @
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> right up against trees 2 stories in the air. I would like to have
> clear glass as two of the exterior walls of the shower making a kind
> of treehouse shower. This is in the northeast U.S. so they would need
> to be thermopane glass. Has anyone ever seen this done? I figure it
> must have been done by someone before but I can't track down or get a
> handle on the types of windows I could use. I may be over-thinking
> the problem because it might be as simple as using high quality vinyl
> clad frames and a clever installation technique.
> I'm open to all ideas or ideally a link to a web page showing how
> someone accomplished this.
> Thanks.