Hi,
There is a wall in a friend's house that is curved and he wants to put a tank in that wall. The arc of the wall matches that of the 46 gal. bow front tank if it were turned inside out. That is, instead of being a bow, it would now have a concave shape.
Question
If we were to carefully pull apart the front and bottom glass of the 46 gal bow front tank, get a new piece of glass cut in the reverse way and then reset the bow (now inside out) in place, do you think this would work?
Please give rour opinoin and tell what would be the foreseen problems.
What other options do we have?
Thank you all
There is a wall in a friend's house that is curved and he wants to put a tank in that wall. The arc of the wall matches that of the 46 gal. bow front tank if it were turned inside out. That is, instead of being a bow, it would now have a concave shape.
Question
If we were to carefully pull apart the front and bottom glass of the 46 gal bow front tank, get a new piece of glass cut in the reverse way and then reset the bow (now inside out) in place, do you think this would work?
Please give rour opinoin and tell what would be the foreseen problems.
What other options do we have?
Thank you all