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| 1. Cut piece of plastic large enough to wrap mirror with, line crate|| | | 1. Cut piece of plastic large enough to wrap mirror with, line crate|| | ||
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| 2. Cover face of mirror with protective film. | | 2. Cover face of mirror with protective film. | ||
| | |Carefully pop large air bubbles with blade and trim excess around edge|| | ||
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!scope=row | [[File: | !scope=row | [[File:Wrap mirror.jpg|200px]] | ||
| | | 3. Place mirror face down into crate and wrap plastic sheet around it, securing with tape. Insert folded cardboard pieces between glass and homasote on each side for a snug fit. | ||
|Line up one of the metal cross bars to be parallel with the side of the crate.|| | |Line up one of the metal cross bars to be parallel with the side of the crate.|| | ||
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| | | 4. Screw in wooden crossbars on top of metal bracket. Cross bars need to cover as many of the aluminum "pucks" as possible. | ||
|The first wooden crossbar lays on top of the parallel metal bar covering 2 "pucks". The second crossbar either covers the last puck or splits the difference if there is more than one puck remaining.|| | |The first wooden crossbar lays on top of the parallel metal bar covering 2 "pucks". The second crossbar either covers the last puck or splits the difference if there is more than one puck remaining.|| | ||
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| 5. Screw down the wall cleat to the bottom corner of the crate. Tape bag of hardware to crate above the cleat.|| | |||
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| 6. Place lid on top of crate. Screw in place | |||
|Line up spray painted corners|| | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:02, 5 September 2023
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1. Cut piece of plastic large enough to wrap mirror with, line crate | ||
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2. Cover face of mirror with protective film. | Carefully pop large air bubbles with blade and trim excess around edge | |
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3. Place mirror face down into crate and wrap plastic sheet around it, securing with tape. Insert folded cardboard pieces between glass and homasote on each side for a snug fit. | Line up one of the metal cross bars to be parallel with the side of the crate. | |
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4. Screw in wooden crossbars on top of metal bracket. Cross bars need to cover as many of the aluminum "pucks" as possible. | The first wooden crossbar lays on top of the parallel metal bar covering 2 "pucks". The second crossbar either covers the last puck or splits the difference if there is more than one puck remaining. | |
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5. Screw down the wall cleat to the bottom corner of the crate. Tape bag of hardware to crate above the cleat. | ||
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6. Place lid on top of crate. Screw in place | Line up spray painted corners |