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10 years ago

how are the cornice boards holding the panels. Is there a built in rod? What size cornices should I use for a 6" wide space in between 3 54" casement windows so it overlaps the windows a bit? 1 foot maybe. Much appreciate your feedback.

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9 years ago
Panels are stapled to the cornice board, no built in rod. Cornices were notched to accommodate the window casing and overhang the 6" space between the windows. The dimensions of the cornices are 15 x 15 (outers) 13.5 x15 (innners). Hope this helps. All the best for your project.

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