Panel name labels
Panel name labels
Important guidance is shown below
Maximum 30 characters per label. The following information and HINTS will benefit you...
Creating your panel name labels is made easy for you:
- for a new DIY project - just add the project to the Basket. In the Basket page click Add panel name labels
- for a previously purchased DIY project - go to My projects and find your project. On the right hand side click Copy then in the next page review the names you originally put there. After editing the names click Calculate and then the Buy Extraglaze button, which adds it to the Basket. In the Basket page click Add panel name labels
HINT (somewhat obvious): once this is done remove the copied project from the Basket.
HINT: hover/touch Panel name label 1 (etc) for a reminder of each panel design.
HINT: if you have two or more panels on the same window then edit the label text to include LH, another RH, perhaps a Middle, etc.
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