How Do You Build An Aquarium In The Wall?
Keeping an aquarium can be a rewarding hobby, but aquariums can take up valuable floor space. If your square footage is at a premium, consider building an aquarium into a wall. Cut or have the glass cut for the front, back, sides and bottom of the aquarium. Measure very carefully considering the depth of the wall, room for equipment, and possible electrical wiring. Sand the imperfections from the edge of the glass, but don’t round the edges. Clean the areas to be bonded with a non-toxic glass cleaner and let dry thoroughly. Lay out the pieces of the aquarium on a large scratch free surface. Mark on them with a non-toxic marker for directions if needed. Using strips of duct tape, create hinges on the bottom piece of glass to hold the sides, front and back when ready. Place one end piece on the outside of the bottom piece and secure with duct tape. Have a friend help hold the piece in place. Run a bead of silicone sealer along the edge of the end piece and place on top of the bottom piec
