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Repairing
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Repairing
a Broken Panel
Invariably it happens...
This is when it becomes
important to have the panels above to be load bearing. You remove
the panel out of facade and you:
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Prepare new panel
with kerfs same as old one.
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You open the front
face of the kerfs, cut into the bottom to allow you to feed it
over the front disc B (already mounted on wall or substrate).
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You then cut back out of new panel
where they align with top StoneClips (already in wall). This
will allow you to push the new panel back to old alignment, but
not at this point.
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You then drill 2 only 6mm holes
into the bed of the panel on top for a depth of 65mm and place 2
or 3 only pins into drilled holes and temporarily cover and hold
in place with tape. You then drill 6mm holes into the new
replacement panel to a depth of 30mm. These holes must be in
alignment and in the middle of bed of panel.
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You then place a small amount of
prepared epoxy on the half face of the top discs and push back
into position and remove tape and pins will fall into place
Job Finished!
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