After successfully testing the underwater room windows, we are ready to install the window frames that are going to host the actual windows.
We previously did a great job in cutting window frame holes in the underwater room walls so that we can install the frames.
It’s always safer to leave a bit of steel on the main wall so that we can make the required adjustments to fit the frames. If you did a little bit of construction at home, or even for little DIY projects, you know that once something is cut too far, it’s very hard to compensate for the material loss. In our case, it would create a dangerous situation because any small fix wouldn’t be as safe as if the wall integrity was preserved.
That’s why there will be a little bit of grinding or banging to adjust everything so that the wall and frames have the perfect fit.
As you can see, we are making a huge process on the underwater room so before you know it, we will have it finished. Hold on though, we are not there just yet! But soon enough, we will be able to offer one of the most exciting experiences on our deep water SeaPod!
