Hi all,

We've recently purchased a ranch with a partially finished walkout
basement. The previous owners have already framed and sheetrocked
around the water heater, oil tank, etc, and we are left with about
600-700 sf of finishable space.

The previous owners started a bathroom. All but the shower & floor
tile are complete. With the rest of the basement, we're looking to
have one big recreational room (bar, exercise, tv room) and an
office. I was wondering what a glass wall for the office would cost.
I'd be looking at about 7 feet high by 12 feet long. The main reason
I'd want to make it see-thru is that the glass wall would open up to a
sliding door, which means i could actually see daylight from the
office. I'm also self employed and work from home, so if I'm going to
spend a little extra money on renovations, I'd prefer to spend the
money where I'd be spending most of my time.

Any input is greatly appreciated, Thanks!

On Feb 25, 11:09 am, wrote:
Hi all,

We've recently purchased a ranch with a partially finished walkout
basement. The previous owners have already framed and sheetrocked
around the water heater, oil tank, etc, and we are left with about
600-700 sf of finishable space.

The previous owners started a bathroom. All but the shower & floor
tile are complete. With the rest of the basement, we're looking to
have one big recreational room (bar, exercise, tv room) and an
office. I was wondering what a glass wall for the office would cost.
I'd be looking at about 7 feet high by 12 feet long. The main reason
I'd want to make it see-thru is that the glass wall would open up to a
sliding door, which means i could actually see daylight from the
office. I'm also self employed and work from home, so if I'm going to
spend a little extra money on renovations, I'd prefer to spend the
money where I'd be spending most of my time.

Any input is greatly appreciated, Thanks!

Talk to a company that installs glass shower surrounds.
Those are essentially glass walls with minimum framing.
TB