Grand Designs

always watching this program.

anway yer must have seen those glass stairs sticking out from the wall? well I'm afraid I just wouldn't feel at ease coming or going up,its a bit like standing on the edge of a cliff knowing that the ground below your feet is not safe.

I bet you couldn't run up or down on em like a coventional staircase and how heavy is the weight they'll take?

George,

I have had this problem with expanded-metal before. Walking on 'air'? I also was up the CN Tower in Torono some years back and their glass floor reveals a fair drop. You just have to grin and bear it sometimes, for the sake of the kids.

These guys appear to kow what they are talking about.

http://www.ibpglassblock.com/floor/st.htm

I always watch that programme, some of the buildings are fantastic, we've extended our house three times in the 11 years we've been here and the DIY programmes always provide ideas.

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Originally Posted by Oudeis

George,

I have had this problem with expanded-metal before. Walking on 'air'? I also was up the CN Tower in Torono some years back and their glass floor reveals a fair drop. You just have to grin and bear it sometimes, for the sake of the kids.

These guys appear to kow what they are talking about.

http://www.ibpglassblock.com/floor/st.htm

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A fair drop! You can say that again!:nod:

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Originally Posted by Oudeis

George,

I have had this problem with expanded-metal before. Walking on 'air'? I also was up the CN Tower in Torono some years back and their glass floor reveals a fair drop. You just have to grin and bear it sometimes, for the sake of the kids.

These guys appear to kow what they are talking about.

http://www.ibpglassblock.com/floor/st.htm

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Us fella's seem to like glass stairs more than the ladies . I wonder why?
I like em':PDT11

Zap,
What is that RAF motto?

Per adua ad astra?

Upward at the stairs or something. :)