Can I use this on a 36 x20 bathroom window. I plan on drawing black diamond shapes on it to make it " olde world" is this possible?
1706900
I think it would be worth giving it a try if your bathroom has good ventilation.
548107
Sure...you need to use the leading ( either liquid or pre-cut strips) to create your design and then paint inside lines. If the design is small, you may get a better result painting it onto a plastic sheeting first and then peel and stick it to the glass if painting on a curved surface is too difficult. Best of luck!
769955
Well, I've done stained glass, and I don't think this unit would suit. It really meant for work involving electronics, wiring, and other work requiring accurate placement of heat. Of course, your stained glass work may require such capabilities. Its is an excellent unit and I'm quite happy with its performance.
1378361
Yes. The pattern does repeat, but only the 36" sides can be placed next to each other. The short sides do not continue the design. You can flip the design either horizontal or verticle..it works either way, but if both the height AND width of your window is greater than 36", it won't work
191198
Yes. I bought two so i could make a curtain. For the bthroom window. Very nice, needs a liner. I use a cloth one.
1846743
I guess that it is possible. But would that cheapen the model? Would you use Elmers glue to simulate glass panes? I would be more partial to using a fine tip marker and place yellow or white marks on the portholes to provide a more subtle effect that still shows the lines of each level of deck.
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I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your movements in the house anyway. I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your... » Read More I measured the one we have that's in a 36 inch window, and it looks like a 24 inch window is the narrowest window that it will fit - without slight modification. Cut/shave off 1/2 inch from each of the slide out panels and you should be fine. The wood is very soft and easy cutting. On another matter, if I had it to do over again I would get the less expensive clear plastic window and not the "one way" plastic. The "one way" plastic is good in theory, but it really limits what you can see on other than the brightest sunlight. Birds eventually get comfortable with your movements in the house anyway. « Show Less
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No you can not, my old one did have a window that I did like very much. It still works but it is getting close to 30 years old (that's right, "30") but it looks worn.
2130720
Not sure how long it is but I believe it is the same width as a standard wallpaper-201/2"; hope this helps. Also, I found it to be a fabulous product. I tried to cover up ceramic tiles in my bathroom (12x12 textured laid on the wall in a diamond pattern) around the tub so that I could put up beadboard wallpaper (another terrific product) and it wasn't "working"; didn't know why until I ran my hand over it and discovered the tiles weren't even! Nothing would have evened them out! Good luck with your project.
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I would say no. The side of the decal that sticks to the surface isn't the same color as the side that is showing. I just used mine on the wall, so I am not sure how you would do it on glass. I thought perhaps putting one of the same behind on the other side of glass, but then it would be backwards. perhaps you can figure something out. good luck!
1339986
I don't think so... The only thing anyone would be able to see is a blurry shadowy figure. It's similar to frosty/wavy glass you'd see on a shower door.... Great for the bathroom windows. Hope this helps.
713043
I doubt it. My room is maybe 14x15 and it has lowered it about half that. I have single pane windows and plan to replace them next summer for double pained ones. I live in seattle
2201612
I think it would look really bad if you did. You would have to cut it off and that would leave a rough edge, not pretty. If I may be totally honest, the valance is most certainly what gives this lace shower curtain its elegance and decorative value. It may seem silly that a shower curtain could add so much to someones bathroom, but this one did. My bath has never looked so nice!
1800031
I cut it for those very kind of windows and they work very well. I did put a dab of a waterproof glue stick in each corner, but I don't know if that made any difference. Staying up and works well.
1817012
I worked as a Interior decorator for years and with a window of that size you will need 2 valances so the effect of your window treatment is not flat. You want some fullness to your valance!
839401
There are no window plans with this kit. I installed 4 24"x24" windows but I had to adjust spacing to make them fit. You probably would have the least problems if you made a 10' x 32' .
1733455
This is a cheaper way to do that definitely. Just print the outlines small enough to fit in the 5x5 window and make sure the lines are not too thin.