
02-08-2008, 03:04 PM
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I just lay the glass on the outside on top of the screen panels. I have my glass cut 1/4-inch smaller than the actual screened opening. That way it's easy to get out. If you cut it to close to the exact opening it's really hard to get them back out.
I switch my glass panels around depending on the time of the year. In the winter I usually have both pieces of glass on top to help retain heat and to keep the house's heat (dry, forced air gas heat) from evaporating my moisture in the vivs. In the summer I either take one panel out or both depending on my light fixture so that heat escapes.
I don't recommend siliconing in the glass panels for reasons mentioned above.
EDIT: I get my glass cut at Ace Hardware, 1/8-inch double strength. Pretty simple and cheap.
Good Luck!
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