I don't see this detail listed anywhere (including on the packaging). I assume you are supposed to use this liner with the ribbed side UP?
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Yes, ribbed side up so that if you put glassware on the liner, it will dry and any moisture will be below the glass.
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We used it with the ribbed side up to allow air to flow under the dishes. It is very nice and we like it a lot.
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Yes, keeping the ribbed side up allows for flow of air under things like glasses, and also keeps things from slipping/moving.
2002545
That's how we installed it, i.e. the smooth side down and the ribbed side up. Works great and it looks good. Use it for kitchen, bathroom, laundry room.
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Ribbed side up, always. When used with glassware, plates etc., the ribs enable air circulation. If ribbed side is down, it may trap moisture and cause problems with shelf finish. I always use ribbed liner because you never know when the purpose of a shelf will change to dishes and glassware.
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Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in the verry bottom of the liner . Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in... » Read More Actually the liner I received was not as pictured and there were no holes on mine . When I install a liner I put about 30 holes in the lower one third of the liner with a flat one half inch wood hole drill bit with a few holes around the upper area so water can seep into the liner . But first after digging my hole for the liner I lay a layer of rocks and backfill with a layer of rocks . To keep rocks from entering the liner I use plastic gutter guard and duct tape to hold the plastic screen in place when inserting the liner in the hole . I hope this helps and yes you can put a few holes in the verry bottom of the liner . « Show Less
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I use the bottom liner only, and it seems to align both plates fine. I've tried the other brands of linersand I am the most satisfied with Ezos. Just make sure you soak them in warm water a few minutes, first.
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I line the bottom with some aluminum foil then just add anything. I use it more than anything else, best investment.
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No, it should be flush with the side when it is installed correctly. Enough so that the U shaped cover strip will fit over it. Use tweezers or Needle nosed pliers to gently remove the card without damaging it and try installing with the opposite side up.
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You pay extra for it. It will state in the description of it comes with it or not. I purchased the one with the liner.
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There's a slight curve on the piece which brings it below the plastic bumper. I did not make any cuts.
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Hi, thank you for your patience - had to wait for my husband to return home to ask him!! He says it is a bit tricky to line up with the coupler on the grill tank (which is what he uses, too), but it turns counter-clockwise when aligned properly. Hopefully this will solve your problem. Let me know if you have any other concerns, he has used his quite a bit and might be able to give you some tips. Good luck!
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Make sure the "L" piece is facing up when you put it in the rack slot. The rack scoop will be almost perpindicular to this area. Not sure if this makes sense but the tip of the part of the rack is the only thing that should be facing up. The rest of that part of the rack should be at the bottom of the slot. Also make sure the other end is placed in the round hole before placing the "L" shaped end in the slot.
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Hi angelica, as one person mentioned, it attaches to the inside/underneath lip of the sidewall. The attachment is kind of like a flat, upside down hook. You only need for there to be something for it to attach to. So, if your bedliner covers up the folded part of the lip, leaving nothing for the hook to attach to, then you're either out of luck or you'll need to cut a hole to access the lip.The hook is around 1-1/2 to 2" wide & is designed to fit around the inside lip with about 1/2" wiggle room (probably wide enough to fit w/ a spray on liner).
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Hi Corynn,Our products must be used right side up as shown on the product pages. The way the products are assembled with its vertical stacking construction, putting the unit on its side will compromise the structural integrity.Jimmy ChiangWay Basics, Founderjimmy@waybasics.com
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The BROWN side faces UP. Hope that helps. It's the best barrier I've found, & I've tried LOTS!!
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Thank you for you interest in doing business with us!Hello CMeyer! What is your exact vehicle information so i can look into detailed alternatives for you. You do have the two options listed below in the comments. But, We want to get in contact with huskyliner direct to see what they're best advice will be since they are the ones that have designed this liner package. We hope we can earn your business on this product and many more in the future. Thanks again! PerryACME1-866-992-3669
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In my experience no. We put a little sand down to level the bottom then the pad and installed the liner. We used less sand becsuse of the pad. I am not sure if that was the right thing to do but so far so good with us.
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under the liner to help keep rocks or sticks from coming up through the liner. It also makes the bottom feel a little spongier. The liner we bought at the same time was crap and we have to replace it after a year, but I am considering another gorilla pad.
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I put the heat shield down flat on the ground. Measured the area I needed and then cut the heat shield to the measurements I needed. The NON foil side is the side that goes up against the metal with the adhesive. Spray the adhesive to the area and then put the heat shield on the adhesive. Make sure you place the heat shield in the correct area you want done. It turned out very nice when completed
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I have the fabric facing up. Not sure it's correct though. Sorry I can't be more helpful.