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The doors shown open all the way and provide full access to the 'underneath'. Since the frame construction is all 2x4's, there are few legs and the area is relatively wide open for easy wiring and maintenance. The aisle curtains hang from rods, which rods are supported by 3/4" x 3/4" X 1-1/2" blocks with holes to accept the rods.

Fascia - 1 Front IMG_2247

The corner doors also open.

Fascia 10 sm IMG_1975

Fascia - 2 StrAisle IMG_2239Fascia - 3 TrTbl IMG_2241Fascia - 4 EtVal IMG_2242Fascia - 5 EAisle IMG_2244

This used to be a maintenance-only aisle, as it is only 20" wide. But soon it became a viewing aisle as well, and gave me a lot more real estate for scenery.

Fascia - 6 SAisle IMG_2246

Alex

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  • Fascia - 1 Front IMG_2247
  • Fascia - 2 StrAisle IMG_2239
  • Fascia - 3 TrTbl IMG_2241
  • Fascia - 4 EtVal IMG_2242
  • Fascia - 5 EAisle IMG_2244
  • Fascia - 6 SAisle IMG_2246
  • Fascia 10 sm IMG_1975
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