jane
1 post
Nov 11, 2007
7:27 AM
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I currently have a garden bathtub with with 3 long windows on the back wall and two sides. I would love to convert this space to a walk-in shower. I would need to replace the current windows with your glass block and then cover the rest of the walls with tile - is this feasible? do you have any photos of this type of application? thanks
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CHARLIE
SALES
156 posts
Nov 28, 2007
2:27 PM
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Hello Jane,
Yes you can replace your window with our acrylic blocks windows and have the insulation properties of a dual pane window.
For photos of windows in a bathroom area click on the photo tab to the left.
Thank You
Charlie Torres
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glschroyer@yahoo.com
Guest
Dec 16, 2007
8:49 AM
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trying to decide whether to use acrylic or glass block for a walk in shower installation. are there cleaning, scratching, or scale issues that are more prevelant with acrylic vs. glass. you see lots of pictures of the acrylic block being used in shower and bath application.
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CHARLIE
SALES
165 posts
Jan 21, 2008
11:34 AM
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Will the blocks scratch?
With normal use, scratching isn't a problem. However, if your blocks do become scratched, those scratches are easy to remove using a plastic polish.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
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ultrasquare
1 post
Mar 03, 2008
1:16 PM
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I would like to build an arc with a 4' diameter using 8x8 acrlyic block.
can I do this 2' radius.
If so what is the front and back spacing between blocks?
is there a track made that will accomodate this arc?
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CHARLIE
SALES
168 posts
Mar 18, 2008
8:58 AM
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Sorry, the smallest radius we can make is a 27.5" radius which will make your diameter 55".
If you would like a quote on this project please feel free to contact us at 800-500-2665.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
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Shellee
Guest
Feb 10, 2009
12:37 PM
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Can you build shower walls with these blocks?
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misu
Guest
Feb 22, 2009
10:12 AM
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My bathroom is very small with the tub taking most of the space. I have been looking into changing the tube for a walking shower with glass blocks but the standard sizes are too big for my space. My tub takes a space of roughly 4 and half feet by 3 with a toilet almost directly next to the tub's longest side. Do you have a diy set to fit my needs?
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CHARLIE
SALES
184 posts
Mar 24, 2009
10:22 AM
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Hi Misu,
$529.00 (A5034) 83-50" x 42" pre fabricated panel
includes shipping and no sales tax except in CA.
This Item comes ready to install with hardware for easy installation. Typical installation is 1hr.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
888-500-2665
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