Questions and Answers for Clearly Secure 31 in. x 23.25 in. x 3.125 in. Frameless Wave Pattern Non-Vented Glass Block Window

A:  Yes, there are multiple options to install this in a wood frame. Please reference pages 2-3 of the "Installation Guide" PDF found in the Additional Resources within the Product Details tab for glass block window installation in a wood frame opening.

A:  Hi Jack, if you would like a more private pattern then please check out the ice pattern series for this window (model # 3636SIC). If this wave pattern window is already installed, then consider using a glass etching spray, etch kit, or window film to achieve your desired privacy level.

A:  Yes, these windows can be stacked together if they are combined using a silicone seam kit (see Internet # 301230204) and then framed on all sides. However, we generally recommend installing glass block piece by piece using a mortar or silicone installation system if the intended application is a wall. In general, installing the glass block piece by piece will provide a sturdier structure, allow you to grout between the block (if that is your preference) and will be more likely to meet local building codes regarding shower walls. Thank You!

A:  In general, we cannot recommend attempting to replace a single cracked glass block as there is no guarantee that the attempt won't cause damage to the surrounding glass blocks or that the new glass block will be properly sealed in place. An attempt to replace the block would involve gently (as possible) "cutting out" the glass block at the seams from the inside and outside. The "cutting out" part will vary depending on the assembly of the glass block window. Some glass block windows are built with only mortar, some with mortar and steel accessories, some with silicone, and some with silicone and silicone accessories. Your process for removing the block will vary depending on this assembly and on the location of the block. Please give us a call for further help. Thank You!

A:  This product weighs 32 lbs

A:  Hi John, we typically recommend installing the glass block piece by piece using mortar, silicone installation kit, or with perimeter channels if you want to build a free standing wall. It's generally more secure than using a pre-assembled glass block window as a free standing wall.

A:  Hello JeJo, four of these 25 in. x 25 in. windows would be create a 50 in x 50 in window combination that would fit within your opening and leave room for mortar. However, the 25 in. x 25 in. window is comprised of blocks varying in size - please refer to the diagram in the image section for details. There is no combination of windows that will create a perfectly uniform glass block window for this size. Please consider installing the window piece by piece instead if you wish to achieve a certain uniformity or pattern in the window. We would be more than happy to take any calls to better assist you with this unique project. Thank You!

A:  Hello Mark, this window weighs 110 pounds.