Studio Glass - AC wiring

I'm constucting a new studio and have two questions that I would appreciate some feedback on: 1st - The last time we installed studio glass (booth / studio - different thicknesses, angles etc.) we had major visual reflection issues that made us crazy. The walls themselves in the studio are at 5 degree angles, question: does the glass really need to be set at an angle? Since the walls are angled can we set the glass in straight up and elimiate the reflection issue? 2nd - How important is it that all the AC wiring be in metal conduit? Thanks John Cal

Hi,

1st - The last time we installed studio glass (booth / studio - different thicknesses, angles etc.) we had major visual reflection issues that made us crazy. The walls themselves in the studio are at 5 degree angles, question: does the glass really need to be set at an angle? Since the walls are angled can we set the glass in straight up and elimiate the reflection issue?

Yes you can make them parallel. It also will raise TL a bit. Make sure to put absorbtion between the glasses on the perimeter. Is aw Steve and Rod comment several times on this...you should be save. :D Florian

"2nd - How important is it that all the AC wiring be in metal conduit?" - This part should probably be in the Installation and Wiring forum - are you planning a private studio or commercial one? Steve