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I (and a couple of friends) will be installing a bay window in my home. It will be delivered at least 1-2 days in advance. What is the best and safest way to store it. I have an attached garage which gets a lot of foot traffic from the kids (3, 7, 10) and the family dog.
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First, kill the kids and dog.
Second, find an out of the way corner and lean some plywood against it.
You really should have to much worry about it. I would think with a sheet of plywood keeping an errant ball from breaking a window you'll be fine.
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Whenever framing a house, we have to deal with temporary storage of the windows, either on the ground or in the structure. To protect, we normally construct a rough shell of 2x's and 1/2" ply, attached with decking screws for easy disassembly later. Place a couple of 2x's flat to carry the span of the window and then place a 2x in each corner and sheet. voila!
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I (and a couple of friends) will be installing a bay window in my home. It will be delivered at least 1-2 days in advance. What is the best and safest way to store it. I have an attached garage which gets a lot of foot traffic from the kids (3, 7, 10) and the family dog.