Wooden frame with pvc “liner”?

[Tortellini0000]

wondering if anyone has used an existing wooden hutch/dresser and “lined” it with 1/4 pvc board to make to an enclosed chamber.

Still doing my research before getting a hatchling but i have a 18w x 60l x24h buffet style wooden table that I thought could be converted.. test out our pvc skills until a bigger enclosure is needed in the further.

Thoughts?

 

[Littleredfootbigredheart]

Don’t suppose you could post a pic of the table you’re thinking of converting? Might help folks come up with some ideas for you

 

[Tortellini0000]

Don’t suppose you could post a pic of the table you’re thinking of converting? Might help folks come up with some ideas for you

For sure. It’s currently in our rec room and we love the hight of it and would obvs take away the drawers and doors and add sliding plexiglass/tempered glass (not sure which would be better) in the front

 

[Alex and the Redfoot]

wondering if anyone has used an existing wooden hutch/dresser and “lined” it with 1/4 pvc board to make to an enclosed chamber.

Still doing my research before getting a hatchling but i have a 18w x 60l x24h buffet style wooden table that I thought could be converted.. test out our pvc skills until a bigger enclosure is needed in the further.

Thoughts?

I haven't seen anyone doing this, but this should work. Many PVC enclosures are built with aluminium frames, for example. Don't forget to apply aquarium silicone sealant to seams.

Pay especial attention to sliding glass rails: there will be condensate building up on the glass - think about drainage.