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SHARP CORNERS
On rare occasions a
skylight frame may have very sharp corners that can poke a hole through the skirting material. This
is the reason we use the skirting material as it should not continue to tear if this happens. Very sharp corners may
be dulled with a file before installing the HeatBlocker to reduce the possibility of wearing a hole in the skirting
material.
KNIFE EDGES
On
rare occasions a skylight frame may have knife edges. Knife edges are capable of cutting through the HeatBlocker material.
It is recommened to dull the knife edges of the frame prior to installing the HeatBlocker. This may be done with a file or
any other way you choose.
OPEN CORNER
Please keep in mind one of he corners of the HeatBlocker is left open. This is by design and does not mean the
product has torn, ripped or come unsewn.
LIP
Normally, the HeatBlocker bungee system grips at the lip of the skylight frame. In rare instances a skylight may
not have a lip as the frame is flush with the box the skylight frame is mounted on. The HeatBlocker bungee
system is strong enough to grip around the frame if there is not a lip. In this case, do not measure to the roof for
your lip measurement. The lip measurmet should be to the depth of the skylight frame.
