additional holes. Be sure to pilot drill the new hole location first before moving to a
larger bit. Failure to use a pilot drill can cause the acrylic to crack or chip. Fill any
unused hole with sealant.
3. Using a caulk gun with appropriate bathroom caulk place the tip of the caulk
gun into the opening between the two panels. Run a bead of caulk down one
side of the panel passing over each screw and bolt hole. Apply a generous
amount of caulk.
4. Ensuring that the bottom and top of the panels are still aligned HAND tighten
only the
M5 X 30mm
screws starting with the bottom and working your way
to the top adjusting the panels as needed to keep them aligned.
5. Leave the acrylic panel assembly hand tight until the unit is fully assembled.
This will aid in alignment for the next steps.
NOTE:
If your unit has a second acrylic side panel repeat steps 1-5 to complete
the assembly.
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