Glass bottomed boat

[ninjacat]

13 years too late for that reply

 

[muggles]

Plate glass is out of the question. It is too brittle and too dangerous when broken. But if you did use it you would have to use a polycarbonate layer on top and bottom. And in which case you may as well skip the plate glass and just use polycarbonate. I would sell the plate glass and get a good polycarbonate glass. I would also consider using a smaller size and use it in framed panels, max 600 sq.

Given that the last response to this thread was 13 years ago, I very much doubt that they need to know this now

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Plate glass is out of the question. It is too brittle and too dangerous when broken. But if you did use it you would have to use a polycarbonate layer on top and bottom. And in which case you may as well skip the plate glass and just use polycarbonate. I would sell the plate glass and get a good polycarbonate glass. I would also consider using a smaller size and use it in framed panels, max 600 sq.

Thanks for that, the OP went on to a seemingly illustrious career in the deep sea submarine tourist market but it has not gone well.

 

[Alastairreid]

Thanks for that, the OP went on to a seemingly illustrious career in the deep sea submarine tourist market but it has not gone well.

Ooft.