How I plan to install panels one end would require an outside corner piece but the other ends with no corner ,what do I use to finish that end out ?
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The easiest way to terminate the panels without wrapping around a corner, is by using a Sandstone Window and Door Trim as the end is finished and gives a nice rock face trim.
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It's not designed for corners. I did install one of mine in a corner and it works great. I cut a triangular piece of wood to fit behind it and it is study and looks great.
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These are proprietary to this panel, but get another set of Z brackets (regular ones) in case you need extra support at any other point.I used a a 6"x6" block of composite deck planking (fake wood used for decks) under each bracket, slathered with roofing tar as the base screwed to the roof. (From Lowes... and I got the flat one, not the ribbed one)This gave me more room to get perfect panel location since I used four panels for my array. This also allows you and extra inch of airspace under each panel for summer ventilation. Make sure you get good stainless steel screws long enough to penetrate fully and securely. These are proprietary to this panel, but get another set of Z brackets (regular ones) in case you need extra support at any other point.I used a a 6"x6" block of composite deck planking (fake wood used for decks) under each bracket, slathered with roofing tar as the base screwed to the roof. (From Lowes... and I got the flat one, not the ribbed one)This gave me more room to get perfect panel location since I used four panels for my array. This also allows you and extra inch of airspace under each panel for summer ventilation. Make sure you get good stainless steel... » Read More These are proprietary to this panel, but get another set of Z brackets (regular ones) in case you need extra support at any other point.I used a a 6"x6" block of composite deck planking (fake wood used for decks) under each bracket, slathered with roofing tar as the base screwed to the roof. (From Lowes... and I got the flat one, not the ribbed one)This gave me more room to get perfect panel location since I used four panels for my array. This also allows you and extra inch of airspace under each panel for summer ventilation. Make sure you get good stainless steel screws long enough to penetrate fully and securely. « Show Less
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No the grommets are not located on the corners. They run along the bottom of the four sides and they are for rain drainage. I see no reason you couldn't add your own grommets on each corner exactly where you need them. Easy to use kits are available at most hardware stores and through Amazon.
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Yes, there are panels that you can attach to the sides if necessary. Beware, although the cabinet is really lovely, its a bugger to install since it comes in two pieces.
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Yes the corners are finished just as the rest of the unit. I use it on a flat wall currently and have no problem with the looks. I bought it with the plan in mind that it could be used either way and am very happy with it.
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Doubt if there is a way. Might help if you build a wooden porch outside? 2 sides and an angled roof. I am going to do this
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I had to google the answer as no instructions were included. Use adhevise glue on around edges and use spray adhevise over interior of panel. I hope this helps!
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I think you can probably just put three panels together and use it that way. We are using all four but I think when my husband put it together he attached all the panels in sections. You might check with the shipper and see if they agree.
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Insert wood dowels F into the pre drilled holes on both ends of the side panel E attach side panels B ans fixed panel E to bottom panel C insert wood screws G into the bottom panel C to connect it to the sidw panels B and the fixed panel E make sure tighten securely. Insert back panel D by sliding it through the grooves on the side panels B make sure to insert all the way down till it reaches the bottom panel C. Attach top panel A with wood screws Attach caps Hbto top panel A
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Jeff there are inside outside corners available and also window and door trims that I suggest you use. You can also use a ledger if you are not going to the top. The nexstone web site has all the info there too. If you have switches or electrical plugs there are special boxes you will have to purchase.
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I purchased five kits, One is used as a single bed, and two are stacked with two kits per bed. After completing the first section, you do not install the corner top decorative pieces. You then add the second kit corners and boards and finish with the corner pieces to be screwed in. The notched ends slide easily into the corner pieces. This is my second season using them and they are perfect.
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I dont see any way you could overlap the two pieces unless you were ok with the width of the unit being spaced that distance from the wall you were hanging it on. Of course you would need more hardware (spacers) than what is included to do that. Probably not a great idea. On a positive note, I find one panel to be a lot of space.
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You would definitely need to anchor both end to the wall and possibly think about something to add rigidity on the straight expanse. We set our up as a "U" shape around the dog door in the garage and had to add aluminum angle iron to strengthen anywhere two panels were straight
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No metal frame accompanies the panel. You use the existing panel. To get ours to fit the existing frame we had to trim them down with a scissors - maybe a 1/2 inch along 2 sides.
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Yesyou can put the corner piece on either side...mine is opposite of the picture, so I know it works!! Hope that helps
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I had to google the answer as no instructions were included. Use adhevise glue on around edges and use spray adhevise over interior of panel. Also, if you have to cut around electric plugs or light switches, you need to get electric extenders to ensure they'll be accessible.Use FLEXALL by DAP to fill in gaps between panel and switch. Hope this helps!