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Resin tongue and groove panels warped

  • 01-12-2017 5:26pm
    #1
    Bendihorse
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    I have some stable partitions with a few resin panels that have become slightly bowed due to them lying on something, is there a way of applying counter weight to get them to straighten or are they frigged?


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  • #2
    Odelay
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    Bendihorse wrote: »
    I have some stable partitions with a few resin panels that have become slightly bowed due to them lying on something, is there a way of applying counter weight to get them to straighten or are they frigged?[/

    Not certain exactly what the resin panels are but I'd imagine they could be made straighter by laying on the ground and applying weight to them.
    How badly bowed are they? Any pics?


  • #3
    Bendihorse
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    Not to badly bowed, when laid flat on the ground there's about an inch bow off the ground in the middle of you get me. The panels look like this picture

    https://goo.gl/images/ojqoGb


  • #4
    Genghis Cant
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    Is that plastic wood?
    We use a good bit of it in work. It's nearly always bowed to some extent. I think you'll be able to pull it back into line and fit it. Are you fixing it to an external frame or the like?


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