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be used for paneling in which the back side isnot readily accessible. The preferred construction shown in Figure 3 holdsthe panel firmly in place but permits its easy remov-al. The lip against which the panel rests should notbe less than a quarter of an inch thick. The back ofheavy panels may be… … Fig. 3 struction also is a little less expensive than that inFigure 2. It is suggested that details show the bottom raillit paneling raised at least an inch above the floor, withthe stiles running on down to the floor. Then the pan-cling can be fitted to the floor where necessary, mere-ly by sawing…
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