A glass base for a turntable query

[Moondog55]

Had to chuck out a wall oven this week and as I was stripping it for scrap collection I had a thought about re-using the glass doors to make a base to put the TT on.
Mainly for fun and not really anything other than decorative to save stuff from landfill [ we can't put sheet or toughened glass if the recycle bins] but what would I use to glue these sheets together with?
Glazing silicone or epoxy or something else?
I'm still to clean the glass panels and it isn't something urgent; just an idle thought as I've seen people use similar in the past

 

[Johno]

Tricky, you would need a clear self curing adhesive. Or corner clamps to hold the sheets together. Or just use a single layer and hope that no one drops a bottle of Grange on it.

 

[Moondog55]

I might go and see some of the local glaziers. Their is one who advertises that he does bulletproof glass installations who may have an idea

 

[Logon]

what would I use to glue these sheets together with?

Double-sided adhesive tape (film)?

 

[planet10]

Figureb outb how to hang it from the ceiling?

dave

 

[Moondog55]

That is an idea but I'd still need to glue them together first

 

[rayma]

How about not gluing them, but spacing them apart a bit with sorbothane, etc?

 

[Moondog55]

The glazier I contacted may have sheets of PCV in stock and a pressure table.
I did think about just using thin epoxy

 

[planet10]

That is an idea but I'd still need to glue them together first

I have seen special glass clamps for glass. Slides on tight “U” shape. Cn be glued.

dave