Need help with installing refactory panels.

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heatwise

heatwise

Feeling the Heat
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Sep 13, 2009
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ohio
my old panels had "play" at the corners where the three sides meet. I want to make the refactory panels tight at the corners, Is this the proper way to do it or should I allow for expansion and contraction?
Thanks for any tips.
 
The fit should be tight. This video should help:
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Thank you for the advise
 
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