What is the proper placement of this grid? Should the smooth continuous outline side of the grid be face down or face up?
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I prefer the horizontal part of the grid to be facing up so the plastic sink protector is against the side of the sink. It is your preference which side is up or down.
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I prefer to use it with the smooth continuous outline face up. I find more food can get trapped with the grid the other way. Although, it does fit both ways.
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I have it down and like to use it to sit plates to dry. I don't know if there is a right or wrong I've just always used it that way.
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The unit is a hexagon - basically a rectangle with triangles on each side (looking down from above). That shape allows you to squeeze it into the corner. If you put it flat against the wall, the triangular sides are going to look funny - probably see the unfinished part behind the sides.
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The previous answers are correct. Take a little extra caution on very similar parts for specific spots(glides) and that the panels are facing correct direction. On balance, this is a better constructed, better directions than most.
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That is what I thought too.But if you look closely,there is a little square ,a picture of what the assembled pieces would look like.It is up to you if you want to follow it to the "T" or you want widen the pattern or shorten it or add your own variation.It all work!
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There is a flange around the grid, which slides under the frame that hold the glass. If you want both inter. and ext., you need to order double the amount, otherwise, exterior should be used.
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The grid is on both sides of the paper. How ever if your using this for any type of school work. Most teachers (collage & University) will not except work on both sides of the paper. At least from my experience. If you use the the program Mathematica it will draw grids as an option on you paper along with all your work to your desired scale. with all info printed on your paper. Hope this helped.
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Mine definitely showed up with a square grid design, not the fancy honeycomb. I just ordered 3 more, so I'll let you know if they're different.
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It maintains a straight horizontal edge that can be moved up and down the page to draw the horizontal lines, then you use a triangle to draw the verticals. This has no further adjustments. I have been carrying it around in my car, using it on job sites to create quick and easy plot plans. It's quite reliable.
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I think both sides are dotted, but I didn't look (I bought it as a gift for someone). The pads with the grids are printed on both sides.
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I use the top metal guide to line up the paper. I also use the grid lines. It cuts quite nicely and seems to be pretty accurate.
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I mounted my paper towel holder on the underside of a cabinet with the curve facing forward. I would think that when wall mounting the holder, deciding whether to have the curve up or down would just be a matter of what looks most pleasing to you personally.
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It took me about 4 months to finish. I had it on a table in front of a big window with the afternoon sun. That was the best time to do it. The pieces are small like you mentioned and the pictures were not sharp. I did the outline first and I seemed to have some missing pieces, but I had switched one corner with the opposite corner until I realized this. When I switched the corner, all the pieces fell into place. Good luck and keep trying.
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The raised side should be up when put in the pot. The outside edge should point down.
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Hi! The project I bought this for was to fill in a surface that had a border so I didn't have that issue. I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Not sure about the grids. I just know one corner has the company's name so I face that side up and one side is more tacky that faces the floor.
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I bought the grid with the Shulte attachments. The grid is basically overlapped 1/4" bars spaced a couple of inches apart. The attachments are slightly smaller, solid pieces that push up then down so its supported on the top and bottom of the grid. The way the grid mounts you only have a 1/4" of room from the bottom of the top bar to the wall for the solution you come up with
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Side panning is beautiful. Up and down is not so smooth but it can work alright. Diagonal panning is horrible. Just be aware.