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April
| Corbels can enhance the exterior of a structure as well as the interior of a residence or business. They add elegance integral to the beauty of classic design, and create an entirely new presence in a room or on an exterior.
Adding a Faux Wood Corbel to your project may be easier than you think. Check out the guide below to see how one can be added to your project in just a few simple steps.
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| Measure the inside dimensions of the corbel. |
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Cut a Block of wood (not supplied) to fit the inside dimension of the corbel. |
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Install the block of wood where you want the corbel to go. |
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| Apply the industrial strength glue or PL premium construction adhesive on the edges of the corbels. |
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Slide the corbel into place over the block of wood. |
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Use screws through the corbel into the block of wood on both sides of the corbel.
Countersink the screws slightly.
Screws hold the corbel in place while the glue dries
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Fill in the screw holes with the colored caulk or colored wood filler.
Finished!
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