E elof #1 Member · Blekinge · 468 posts 3 Apr 2006 at 9:54 PM elof Member Blekinge 468 posts 3 Apr 2006 at 9:54 PM #1 When all corners of the room are 90°, the diagonals are of equal length. So-called cross measurement. If the existing corners are not right angles, you should start from the parallel wall and place the new one equidistant from it at both ends.
When all corners of the room are 90°, the diagonals are of equal length. So-called cross measurement. If the existing corners are not right angles, you should start from the parallel wall and place the new one equidistant from it at both ends.
E elof #2 Member · Blekinge · 468 posts 3 Apr 2006 at 10:49 PM elof Member Blekinge 468 posts 3 Apr 2006 at 10:49 PM #2 Can't you make a simple sketch of how it looks, then it will be much easier to give a good explanation.... It's hard to really understand what you mean otherwise.
Can't you make a simple sketch of how it looks, then it will be much easier to give a good explanation.... It's hard to really understand what you mean otherwise.
