douglass2@aol.com
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Jun 11, 2005
7:57 AM
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AM INTERESTED IN BUILDING 30' X 8' FREE STANDING WALL IN BASEMENT. NEED PRICE AND INFO THANKS DOUG S
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CHARLIE
SALES
52 posts
Jun 13, 2005
9:07 AM
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Hello, Using the 8x8x3 acrylic blocks we can make a 34" x 98" panel that you can install in your basement This panel will cost 755.00 plus shipping.
If you would like to order you may order on-line or call us.
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Thank You!
CHARLIE TORRES
Last Edited Guest on 13-Jan-2006 8:08 AM
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Iris
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Oct 16, 2005
8:43 PM
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We want to close off an open set of stairs but not lose the light. Is there any way to get half blocks cut on the diagonal?
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CHARLIE
SALES
82 posts
Oct 21, 2005
1:22 PM
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Hello Iris,
Sorry, we cannot cut the blocks diagonal. However, we do have triangle blocks that can be used in a pre-assembled panel and or we can make a stair step panel.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
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sassiekat
1 post
May 02, 2006
2:18 AM
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We would like to make an wall pedestal with glass block with lights for a (18w X 24L x 31H) fish aquarium~ Would it be strong enough? Has this been done?
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CHARLIE
SALES
103 posts
May 18, 2006
4:23 PM
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We have never heard of anyone making a fish tank out of your blocks. since, we do not sell any corner blocks this will very difficult to make. You would need to be familiar with silicone caulking which is used in all fish tanks installation.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
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MIKE
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Jun 18, 2006
10:29 AM
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I am building a bar, want glass block shelves for the bar. Can I cut these blocks in half to make 4" shelves, and if so, what type of blade makes the cleanest cut.
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CHARLIE
SALES
106 posts
Jun 21, 2006
1:29 PM
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Hello,
We do not recommend cutting the blocks in half. To do so will change the structure of the blocks and cause it to fail. The smallest block we sell is a 6x6x2 acrylic block.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
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Sri
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Oct 23, 2006
6:17 PM
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I want to build a wall covering the gap of 4' x 6' closet door (Bi-fold 4' x 6'). This would expand my Kitchen Pantry and at the same time provide a good look inside the home near the entrance door. Appreciate details.
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CHARLIE
SALES
117 posts
Nov 14, 2006
9:42 AM
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Hello Sri,
To cover gap of 4' x 6' closet door (Bi-fold 4' x 6', you will need to order a panel that measures 42" x 66" with a rough opening of 42 x 66". The panel can then be nailed on to the wall frame and covered with drywall. Because the Pre-fabricated panels are impact resistance you can use them for exterior or interior walls.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
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matt
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Mar 09, 2007
1:33 PM
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I saw these blocks on the diy network used to make a bar. what dimensions did they use to make that particular bar, and how much would it cost to build something similar?
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CHARLIE
SALES
137 posts
Apr 17, 2007
10:14 AM
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Hi Matt,
Looking at the Acrylic Block Bar Installation at DIY, They used the 663 Cross-Rib.
2 Pre-fabracated panel 38"x 50"
Total cost $1,150.10 inludes shipping and accessories.
Link to DIY: http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/home_improvement/article/0,2037,DIY_13954_4224756,00.html
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
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larry
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Oct 13, 2007
6:47 PM
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I'm looking at using your acrylic block between 2 open built in cabinets(back to back)to allow light into a dry area of a bathroom. If I build the panel myself and it is trapped between the 2 cabinets and walls, is it necessary to caulk the joints?
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Anonymous
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Oct 14, 2007
9:24 AM
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This is so innovative.
I was thinking of using the blocks in my front - to create some unique garden bed edging. Everyone else in my area has the typical stone or log. And I wanted to create something modern that would fit with the stodgy exterior of the complex. Any ideas on how to approach this? Perhaps this could be your next gallery project?
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Steve
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Nov 17, 2007
2:44 PM
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Looking to build a bar in my basement.3'long turn right then go 6' what would this cost.
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CHARLIE
SALES
157 posts
Nov 28, 2007
2:36 PM
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Hello,
It is possible to build a unique garden bed edging with the blocks. We would have to pre-fabricate the panels then with a 90 connector you can put together your garden bed edging. For this project you can go with frosted, clear or cross-rib.
For an actual quote or accessories list please send us a drawing of your project.
We will be happy to help you get this project off the ground.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
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CHARLIE
SALES
158 posts
Nov 28, 2007
2:41 PM
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Hi Steve,
Looking to build a bar in my basement.3'long turn right then go 6'?
Your cost for this project (42" x 34", 42” x 74" panels and accessories):
$1,266.00 includes shipping.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
Last Edited on 28-Nov-2007 2:44 PM
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chris
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Jun 14, 2008
7:26 PM
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i would like to build a half wall of acrylic blocks, 7 blocks by 5 blocks high, using the 8" blocks it would be 56" long. i will use the 48" track at the base, but i am worried about the track being 8" shorter than the total length of my blocks. can i use only one track to mount the half wall with a 4" offset on both ends, or should i purchase two tracks and cut the second one down to the extra 8" i am short track? thanks.
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CHARLIE
SALES
177 posts
Jun 16, 2008
11:52 AM
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Hi Chris,
It is not necessary to use the T-bar frame, but it does help keep the blocks in the framing. As for gaps in the track coverage, It should be ok; you will have to use extra caulk to seal the gaps of your parameter. If you need an extra strip call us.
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Thank You!
Charlie Torres
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