YOU WANNA BUY THIS?

No way bruh 💀

You go down to Home Depot or Lowes and pick them up without any shipping cost. IF you order them from Home Depot for example. they arrive at the Home Depot dock for you to pickup without shipping cost.

Im about to apply for pittsburgh glassblock how is that job on general? Is it fairly easy ?

@@mellowm9882 Making the Block itself, not sure. But to make the Panels like I was is a LOT of lifting throughout the day. Like a standard "4-32x24 panel Pour" for mortar (though ALOT no longer use Mortar) you gotta lift/cart 4-50lb Boxes of block, hand lay every one (so lifting 5 lb block 40 times), carry 50lb Bag of Mortar to mixer, lift 50lb Bucket to Pour Mortar. And when its all set and dry (in 45 minutes with my recipe) you gotta flip up each 60lb panel, clean other side and carry each one to "Finished" Area. I used to do that about 4 or 5 times in an 8 hour day,5 days a week. It takes a toll on your Back, Legs and arms. Friday Epsom Salt 3 hour bath soaks were a normal. So, in closing lol, EASY absolutely as long as people DO their job properly (miswritten orders PISS me off). But its also HARD (heavy), STRENUOUS back killing Labor in between the Easy.

@@cpoky ya im going to being doing glass block manufacturing just making it at their one location as far as i know.. I got a tour/interview coming up so i'll see.. I asked if i'll do any laying or building walls he said no

@@mellowm9882 GOOD DEAL, hope it works out. Be careful, glass is dangerous let alone Molten Glass. IF they need some Panel Assemblers tell em you know an expert with over 20 years experience thats made THOUSANDS of em over the years whos lookin for a job. Tell em its the guy from ROSE GLASS BLOCK in Donora....see if they remember me lol.

@@cpoky for sure 👌

Will Not do this again! Waste my time on sh*t system.

Hahaha nice observation.

I think it's the covering glass for the camera just like when they use it for underwater recording

Pittsburgh Corning is no longer in the glass block business. You can contact Matt Holop from Seves Glass Block and he may be able to help you find product. Matt's contact information is [email protected]

Thank you very much!!!!

My pleasure. I forwarded your request to Matt Holop from Seves Glass Block. If you can provide your email address I will forward to him and he will be happy to contact you.

Hello. Unfortunately, we no longer make glass blocks. I do not know of any supplier in Spain. Sorry.

Here's How to Install the Top Row:You cut the top channel in half lengthwise before installing it. This will allow the top row of glass blocks to be installed. See detailed installation instructions at pittsburghcorning.com and click on the Project Planning section

no project planning section at sight. Poor demo. Incomplete

+Heather Rose This short video was made to show how easy it is to install glass block with the ProVantage Glass Block installation system. You can find detailed installation instructions at the Pittsburgh Corning website link in the video description above and click on the Project Planning section. If you need additional information please call our Technical Support Group at 800-871-9918.

The opening will need to be sized to accommodate the size of the blocks. For a 18” x 30” installation using the 6x6” glass blocks with the ProVantage I Installation, the r/o needs to be 18x29-3/4.” If you need additional information, our technical services group would be happy to assist you. Please call 800-871-9918 and ask for Tom. Thanks.