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I have a problem I can’t solve and hope to find some help here. Here’s the situation:
Two window sills meet at a 90-degree angle. However, these window sills have different overhangs. If the overhangs were the same, I would simply need a corner connector with the appropriate overhang length. In that case, both window sills would meet with a 45-degree miter joint. But since the overhangs are (significantly) different, they would meet at a completely different angle—for example, one window sill would finish at 20 degrees and the other at 70 degrees. There is no corner connector available to buy for this situation—are these custom made? I can’t think of any other solution...
Is this clear? Otherwise, I can upload a drawing.
Does anyone know how this kind of problem is usually solved? I surely can’t be the only one facing window sills with different overhangs meeting.
Many thanks in advance!
I have a problem I can’t solve and hope to find some help here. Here’s the situation:
Two window sills meet at a 90-degree angle. However, these window sills have different overhangs. If the overhangs were the same, I would simply need a corner connector with the appropriate overhang length. In that case, both window sills would meet with a 45-degree miter joint. But since the overhangs are (significantly) different, they would meet at a completely different angle—for example, one window sill would finish at 20 degrees and the other at 70 degrees. There is no corner connector available to buy for this situation—are these custom made? I can’t think of any other solution...
Is this clear? Otherwise, I can upload a drawing.
Does anyone know how this kind of problem is usually solved? I surely can’t be the only one facing window sills with different overhangs meeting.
Many thanks in advance!
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