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Cost of Large fixed pane of glass 2500mm x 2500mm x 12mm

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carmania
 Post subject: Cost of Large fixed pane of glass 2500mm x 2500mm x 12mm
PostPosted: Jul 13, 2012 8:13 am 
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Hi guys,

Just wondering a rough cost of a sheet this size for the family room with either aluminium or timber frame.

Would the price be any cheaper to get 2 smaller sheets (ie 2 x 2500mm H x 1250mm x 12mm)

As it would have to be safety glass, I believe it can come in 2 flavours / varieties.

Laminated (which one can cut to size )
or
Toughened (which is heat treated and cannot be cut after after treated.)

Advantages / disadvantages, would one be significantly cheaper to buy?

Thanks
Andrew


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Sorry, but not trying to be be rude or silly, have you considered getting a no obligation price from your local nearest window manufacturer who can give you the options which you can then use a benchmark when checking other prices. I don't think there would be too many here that could give accurate pricing for your specific needs.

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carmania wrote:
Hi guys,

Just wondering a rough cost of a sheet this size for the family room with either aluminium or timber frame.

Would the price be any cheaper to get 2 smaller sheets (ie 2 x 2500mm H x 12500mm x 12mm)

As it would have to be safety glass, I believe it can come in 2 flavours / varieties.

Laminated (which one can cut to size )
or
Toughened (which is heat treated and cannot be cut after after treated.)

Advantages / disadvantages, would one be significantly cheaper to buy?

Thanks
Andrew

I spent some time wondering why you need 12500 wide glass... I see your thread title is only 2500 wide... I don't have accurate info with me so it's a guess...

2500x2500x12 about $500 for the glass $300 for the frame and $500 to install glass on site. Glass weighs 200kgs, so maybe 6 people to lift. Toughened would be cheapest. Extra mullions would make glass slightly cheaper and install a lot cheaper.

That is not a quote, just a conservative guide.
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Hi delatite13,

I am looking at doing a home extension and was after a "rough" price to work out my budget.


Ed,

Yes, a typo on my part thanks for picking it up, I have edited the original post.

Thank you for your questamation. I will use it as a PC cost and add 10% for good measure.

regards,
Andrew


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