I'm doing an area 69" x 69" would like to use Tri Gray veneer panels. I'm just doing an accent wall what covers top and sides ?
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Jeff there are inside outside corners available and also window and door trims that I suggest you use. You can also use a ledger if you are not going to the top. The nexstone web site has all the info there too. If you have switches or electrical plugs there are special boxes you will have to purchase.
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The 60" area will be enough. But, if you have a bigger area and centralize the vanity will be better. Mine is against the right side of the wall and I didn't find the same marble to cover that side.
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I'm sorry, muy english is very bad, I don't understand! I put these 3 pieces over a almost chocolate color frame wood. It looks very well un muy husband office.I hope this can help!!!
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Hi Jennifer: I have a 72 inch bedroom window, and had to add two valances to the first two. (I don't remember if order came with one or two panels. I have four panels all together) Having four gave me a very nice gathering and am extremely happy with them, and my bedspread, which I use, one side for Winter and turn it over for Summer. Love it. I hope this helps with your buying choice.
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When I build it, the three white sides form the top and the two sides. The bottom is open to the floor. The back is black. The black cover is doubled over the white top so that the pockets for the lights are on top. When I construct it this way there is a velcro strip at the top of the back (which is black). This allows me to attach one of the colored panels. The colored panel then covers the back wall and forms the floor of the box. This way when you photograph straight on you get the color on the floor and the back and the lights shine through the two white walls. I don't know if I'm doing it right, but this seems to work. When I build it, the three white sides form the top and the two sides. The bottom is open to the floor. The back is black. The black cover is doubled over the white top so that the pockets for the lights are on top. When I construct it this way there is a velcro strip at the top of the back (which is black). This allows me to attach one of the colored panels. The colored panel then covers the back wall and forms the floor of the box. This way when you photograph straight on you get the color on the floor and the back and the lights shine through the two white walls. I don't know if I'm... » Read More When I build it, the three white sides form the top and the two sides. The bottom is open to the floor. The back is black. The black cover is doubled over the white top so that the pockets for the lights are on top. When I construct it this way there is a velcro strip at the top of the back (which is black). This allows me to attach one of the colored panels. The colored panel then covers the back wall and forms the floor of the box. This way when you photograph straight on you get the color on the floor and the back and the lights shine through the two white walls. I don't know if I'm doing it right, but this seems to work. « Show Less
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Hi M. Lachance. I have mine in the bedroom...they block the light perfectly! Yes 4 panels will cover the area. In order to have a medium gather when closed, take 12' x 1.5 = desired curtain total width (18')...divide that by 60" (total width per panel) = 3.6 (or 4) panels needed. Good luck! You have chosen a beautiful curtain...Did you know you can get lots of matching accessories...go to Lonestarwesterndecor.com...I am extremely pleased with the quality of items made by HiEnd Accents. The "Cheyenne Red" collection is also beautiful. Hope I've helped you. I have no idea about the UV protection factor, but it was no concern to me in making my choice. Cheyenne Hi M. Lachance. I have mine in the bedroom...they block the light perfectly! Yes 4 panels will cover the area. In order to have a medium gather when closed, take 12' x 1.5 = desired curtain total width (18')...divide that by 60" (total width per panel) = 3.6 (or 4) panels needed. Good luck! You have chosen a beautiful curtain...Did you know you can get lots of matching accessories...go to Lonestarwesterndecor.com...I am extremely pleased with the quality of items made by HiEnd Accents. The "Cheyenne Red" collection is also beautiful. Hope I've helped you. I have no idea about... » Read More Hi M. Lachance. I have mine in the bedroom...they block the light perfectly! Yes 4 panels will cover the area. In order to have a medium gather when closed, take 12' x 1.5 = desired curtain total width (18')...divide that by 60" (total width per panel) = 3.6 (or 4) panels needed. Good luck! You have chosen a beautiful curtain...Did you know you can get lots of matching accessories...go to Lonestarwesterndecor.com...I am extremely pleased with the quality of items made by HiEnd Accents. The "Cheyenne Red" collection is also beautiful. Hope I've helped you. I have no idea about the UV protection factor, but it was no concern to me in making my choice. Cheyenne « Show Less
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A pro screen may work best. I painted my wall with "Silver Screen" paint from Lowe's. Then 2-3 coats of FLAT polyurethane. Looks great. It's gray like the other poster said.
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You can cut the pieces to fit your wall or slide one over the other, there are ends, section joiners and a corner. Look at the other pictures to get a better idea of what is there.
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It's a busy pattern and I have just white walls. However, I think a pale green would be really pretty or egg shell. I have green (sage) accents. I also have some pictures with cinnamon in them.
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The best option is to use a trim piece called the Sandstone Window Door Trim in the Buff color. This trim is great for terminating panels that do not wrap corners or butt up against a wall, leaving a finished looked.
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Table dimension is 80x40, usually idealIs to have 1.5ft perimeter to fit nicely, so it should be fine, do you have walls on both sides? Or imaginary division?Best regards
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I get it close to what I want then use sander to make it flush ... I patched the top of a vintage table where the veneer was coming off, then chalk painted, looks amazing
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The panels are heavier than plain paper. Maybe consistent with wall paper which I don't use. Problems with appearance seem to result mostly from something going wrong with the glue. There were a few complaints about not being able to align the panels correctly. For these reasons plus portability, I intend to mount mine using picture frames or tacks. I think someone has posted pictures of their installation.
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Side panels are veneer - probably over particle board. It is structurally solid though.
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You always want to have a bit extra, that's just good practice when doing projects. I did an 8' x 8' area and used three packs with some to spare for mistakes. Keep in mind, if the room is not one big square, you may need more(as my area wasn't).
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John I have a 32" flat panel in my 42-50 enclosure right now. Just center it. Looks fine. I then closed in the area around the TV where the void was with fish net and decorative sea ornaments. Got that idea from an enclosure in Paris.
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It is a panel. The panels are 'numbered' so you put them up in order. They do go up like wallpaper though and you need to mix paste