Re: Coretex lids was RE: riccia fluvitans as anti-jumping device?

[George & Melanie <caraway at erienet_net>]

I have tried the acrylic used for suspended ceilings and found it way to
flimsey for any span. I had some older pieces that were much more ridgid,
but everything I see now in stores is much thinner.
                      George

John Hoernig wrote:

> Hi All,
>
>     Another material for lids -
>     plastic light difusers sold at any hardware store...acrylic I think.
>     The ones for drop ceilings.
>     I'm sure if you look... you'll find clear thin ones...
>     Cracked Ice is the pattern I buy from Menards or Home Depot.
>     They usually run about 3.50 for the 2' X 4' sheets.
>     Cuts with utility knife or fine toothed band saw, and drills easily.
>     I use them on spans up to 18" X 36".   No warping over time like
> plexiglas.
>     Instead of hinging... cut a small 1" feed hole about 1.5" back of
>     front center.
>
> John Hoernig
> AKA Member
> Hebron, IN
>
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