So the question still stands. Here's my idea sense I couldn't find anything on the net. Using two bulkheads one on each side of where intended beam is to be placed building that up with beam mold in place. The two bulk heads distributing the load more evening through out hull. Feathering the glass thickness on inside from thickest to thinnest to the outer most parts.

Todd

Thanks for the help again, Not!

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