Doing a window

I have been reading past posts and trying to decide what is the best
way to complete this window. I am venturing out and making a huge
window (for me). I have just done some samll projects in the past. Any
help would be appreciated. I am not sure what the rebar support is. I
will try to ask the glass shop that I go to but any help here would be
appreciated.
The window is a triangle (a palladium window) that will have its own
glass and the stained glass window will go behind it. The window is
triangle with measurements of the top sides 51 inches and the bottom
at 92 inches. I plan on doing the project in lead figuring that would
be more sturdy. After I finish the project (cutting to soldering) what
would you suggest my next step be. You will be able to see the window
from both sides.
Thank you so much for any assistance you can give me. I am hoping that
I am not to in over my head for this.
Angie

Technically, copper foil is stronger than lead BUT...it all depends on
the reinforcing. If you want to do your project in lead, then just add
a bunch of rebar where the project might tend to have a "hinge"
effect. There are plenty of sites out there with reinforcing info.
Without seeing the pattern, it is going to be difficult to advise you.

Andy

(Angie) wrote in message . com...
I have been reading past posts and trying to decide what is the best
way to complete this window. I am venturing out and making a huge
window (for me). I have just done some samll projects in the past. Any
help would be appreciated. I am not sure what the rebar support is. I
will try to ask the glass shop that I go to but any help here would be
appreciated.
The window is a triangle (a palladium window) that will have its own
glass and the stained glass window will go behind it. The window is
triangle with measurements of the top sides 51 inches and the bottom
at 92 inches. I plan on doing the project in lead figuring that would
be more sturdy. After I finish the project (cutting to soldering) what
would you suggest my next step be. You will be able to see the window
from both sides.
Thank you so much for any assistance you can give me. I am hoping that
I am not to in over my head for this.
Angie