Hi Rachel,
A perfectly timed question as the Friars were preparing Richard's grave 531 years ago today!
Please contact Ipswich Museum, who have a glass floor in their Egyptology gallery, and St Paul's, Jarrow, who have a large glass floor above their Saxon foundations.
I have walked over both floors this summer and they seem to be dealing with abrasion very well.
I'll also encourage people to visit you this week and commemorate the anniversary.
Kind regards
Matthew
Matthew Ward
Historian and Broadcaster
@HistoryNeedsYou
Morning all,
Apologies in advance, this is not an education question.
Does anyone have a glass floor in their venue? Ours is getting gradually more scratched and we’re investigating how other venues deal with this, whether it’s through polishing, protective coatings, or replacement.
Thank you in advance.
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