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Pinball info
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Pinball machines in a conservatory?
- Thread starter kevlar
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70's Bally electro-mechanicals used to be like that - the glass, side rails and front moulding all lifted off in one. The rear ends of the rails fit into receiving sockets so that the glass/frame can hinge upwards, but can't be lifted from the rear end, and it's all secured at the front by the usual locking lever.
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I installed the roof blinds at the end of the summer last year so hadn't experienced anything too warm until recently. I don't think its getting THAT hot in there but certainly too warm to be enjoyable playing pinball in there on a hot day ( I know, I should be outside enjoying it! ).
Anyway, I've just spent the last 2 days installing solar reflective inserts into the polycarbonate roof. Seems to have made a big difference, nowhere near as warm as it would have been without and a fair bit darker, still warmish but not hot.
Wasn't a difficult job to do, just time consuming and repetitive. Cost about £150.
Anyway, I've just spent the last 2 days installing solar reflective inserts into the polycarbonate roof. Seems to have made a big difference, nowhere near as warm as it would have been without and a fair bit darker, still warmish but not hot.
Wasn't a difficult job to do, just time consuming and repetitive. Cost about £150.