unpacking instructions

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Unload the crate with a forklift DO: Unload the crate with a forklift
Protect the crates from moisture on-site DO: Protect the crates from moisture on-site
Support the crates at an angle priot to unloading DO: Support the crates at an angle priot to unloading
Carry the panels vertically DO: Carry the panels vertically
Carry the panels horizontally DON'T: Carry the panels horizontally
Vacuum lift the panels from the back-side DO: Vacuum lift the panels from the back-side
Vacuum-lift the panels from the front-size DON'T: Vacuum-lift the panels from the front-size
Use clean soft gloves when handling panels DO: Use clean soft gloves when handling panels
Store the panels vertically with protective foam DO: Store the panels vertically with protective foam
Rest the panels on the back-side to protect the face DO: Rest the panels on the back-side to protect the face
Use a staging rack for ventilated drying DO: Use a staging rack for ventilated drying
Lean panel edges against a hard surfaces DON'T: Lean panel edges against a hard surfaces
Store the panels horizontally if necessary DO: Store the panels horizontally if necessary
Store horizontally without foam sheets DON'T: Store horizontally without foam sheets
Partially cover panels, exposing them DON'T: Partially cover panels, exposing them
Use a tile-cutting saw with 350mm/2,400rpm or 250mm/3000-3200rpm blades DO: Use a tile-cutting saw with 350mm/2,400rpm or 250mm/3000-3200rpm blades
Wet-cut the panels face-down on a flat surface with a foam sheet for protection DO: Wet-cut the panels face-down on a flat surface with a foam sheet for protection
Wet-cut the panels face-up if necessary (not recommended) DO: Wet-cut the panels face-up if necessary (not recommended)
Span the panels on saw-horses, causing flexing DON'T: Span the panels on saw-horses, causing flexing
Immediately clean the panel with a wipe or sponge and dry with an air stream DO: Immediately clean the panel with a wipe or sponge and dry with an air stream
Wet drill with a wet glass, tile carbide or diamond tipped drill-bit DO: Wet drill with a wet glass, tile carbide or diamond tipped drill-bit
Drill on a large, flat surface DO: Drill on a large, flat surface
Drill on a saw-horses that, causing flexing DON'T: Drill on a saw-horses that, causing flexing