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Is there an ULTERNATIVE TO GLASS for doors on beardie setup?


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is glass the only option for a diy beardie setup made of wood but want a clear front, ie glass doors in tracks or somthing similiar etc etc

anyone used plexi glass? or even know if its available here?

also if glass is the best option how thick, does it have to be safety glass etc?

cheers for ya time

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as far as i know (i deal with architects plans every day & think i have seen every crazy idea imaginable) the only substitute for glass is perspex which i think is aka "plexiglass" which if i remember rightly is a brand of perspex. any way, this is readily available from most glaziers in alot of differet colours & clear. it is realy expensive & prone to scratching alot more than glass (ever seen the old scratched boat windows that can't be seen through?), thats the same stuff. I would go with glass personally but up to your budget realy.

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Hey Mince, there is an African Aid type shop down here that sends clothes etc over to help African communities, it's a huge place and anything you buy there the majority of funds goes to Africa of which is fantastic! (my fav store around actually, I haunt the place)... Well he often has nice clean sheets of glass, and I am sure I spotted some 8-10mm glass in there the other day, along with other pieces... this lot was a nice size... and he said if interested in glass then make an offer, that's after I enquired about it. Just thought I would let you know, you can get some great stuff there.

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