attaching Princess side panels

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RustyShackleford

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My Princess (circa 2010) shipped with the side panels un-installed. I never installed them but want to try it now. I can't quite figure out how they're supposed to install.

The stove body has two tabs (on each side), near the upper and lower front corners ..


[Hearth.com] attaching Princess side panels
[Hearth.com] attaching Princess side panels


It looks like a slot on the panel just slips over the lower tab . The upper tab is split (two tabs right together) and with a bolt hole; there's a slot on the panel that could fit between the two tabs or over both, and I don't see any way to insert a bolt, so not sure what should be done here. Finally, looks like the rear edge of the cover fit behind the rear edge of the stove; there are bolt holes there too, but I see no way to thread a nut on, so I guess you just use sheet-metal screws.
 
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My Princess (circa 2010) shipped with the side panels un-installed. I never installed them but want to try it now. I can't quite figure out how they're supposed to install.

The stove body has two tabs (on each side), near the upper and lower front corners ..


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It looks like a slot on the panel just slips over the lower tab . The upper tab is split (two tabs right together) and with a bolt hole; there's a slot on the panel that could fit between the two tabs or over both, and I don't see any way to insert a bolt, so not sure what should be done here. Finally, looks like the rear edge of the cover fit behind the rear edge of the stove; there are bolt holes there too, but I see no way to thread a nut on, so I guess you just use sheet-metal screws.

Is this stove way older? There is a picture of a side panel installed