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Gaps appearing in unit and trim separating
Old 07-04-2011, 07:18 PM   #1
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We recently started full timing and have moved from humid Virginia to Ma and have noticed new cracks and crevices. Any input would be appreciated.
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It would help to know cracks and gaps in what?

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It would help to know cracks and gaps in what?

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The gaps are in the moulding and edges of the built in units.
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