For those interested in climate stability, I think I may have found an answer to "quick, tidy and service-able" bottom-cover installations. (photos show a grand bottom-cover and a vertical back-cover, both installed using the same method) Notice the fit of the fabric to the rim is seamless (no gaps or sags). There are no visible fasteners. The fabric can be removed and reinstalled easily, over and over, with little if any deterioration. And there is "no pre-trimming" involved, which saves a great deal of time. Did I mention it's easy? Anyhow, I won't waste any more space here on the subject. If you're interested, I've sent detailed instructions (and more photos) to our friend Roger Wheelock at Dampp-Chaser, and he'll gladly e-mail these to you. Just ask for "bottom-cover solutions." mailto:Roger@dampp-chaser.com BTW, I've yet to find a more effective way to deal with HVAC than adding a bottom-cover to a Dampp-Chaser installation, so I'm thrilled about this new method. However, will wait for and value your opinions on the subject. Allow me to wish everyone of you a rewarding day at work today. Mark Cramer, Brandon University [Photos at:] http://tinyurl.com/4pmg8 http://tinyurl.com/68ubk [Direct ptg.org URLs:] https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/files/attachments/e8/39/34/92/pic3.jpg https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/files/attachments/8e/f3/58/f2/ CuttingUpright.jpg
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