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because it was easy (and I'm lazy)

It was just too easy to staple that cloth to the rebate of the frame and then all of those staples are hidden when the panel is screwed down on top of them. Why would I ever need to remove that cloth, or gain access to the pole side of the panels? Obviously, I didn't see this idea coming, did I?

After the new garage is completed, I will have a real workshop - 16x36 ought to be large enough. I want to build another set and try to make them the way I originally envisioned them - complete with curves instead of all of those right angles and straight lines. Who knows, I may fail utterly, but I should have some fun trying. I may have more to say about this in a year!

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