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I am currently working on a side project for our new office (general contracting firm) and I am having a hard time bending the glazing in an interior partition @ our main entrance. This is actually supposed to be a 3Form acrylic panel (trying to find an rfa online) that sits towards the end of circular walls; the wall the the panel sits in has the correct radius. See attached photos.
Any ideas?
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You can't use a normal window. Do an in-place family.
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