You just need to cut it to fit, and screw it to over the opening.

But they aren’t at fault 🤦‍♀️ they done no wrong 🤦‍♀️ The day after the contract was signed we knew we screwed up.

Screwing that up could cost you much more.

You can also have one bad sub screw up everything. 

example: i was looking at a multifamily portfolio that was master-leased by a college. that master lease made the portfolio worth, on paper, 10x what each property would've been worth otherwise. it would've been crazy to pay the higher price, because if that master lease ends, i'd be totally screwed. 

I do not fault anyone for a mistake, they happen, but I don't want to be blamed when the company I am hiring screws up.

Have sheets of plywood to cover any other possible access points (use torx screws) for the garage or windows.

To prevent the remote from it being lost I used the included wall mount for the remote and mounted it with longer screws onto a stud  (important).

Toilet paper holders are single rod and get screwed into studs. 

So, even though the closing attorney may have screwed up, if that attorney/title examiner worked on behalf of the title company, wouldn't it then still be in the title company's court?