Do the acrylic panels fit by themselves or do they need to lay on another panel?
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They fit by themselves, replacing the light diffusion panel that usually comes with the light fixture.
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They fit inside our existing rails or framework. Just be careful handling them. They can be fragile.
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No, These panels are self substaining. They dont need anything to help them stay up. We are very pleased with them. A lot of our customers love them!
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Hello Everyone! Thank you so much for taking the time to answer Maria C.'s question. Please be advised that Skypanels are acrylic panels that replace the existing panels in your current light fixture and they do not need to lay on another panel. We hope this helps! Wishing you a wonderful day! :)
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There are eight panels that fit together a specific way...they don't mix and match. They are numbered on the back to help you make sure you put them together correctly. Each panel is a little over 4 feet tall and a little over 3 feet wide. There is a top row of 4 and a bottom row of 4.... again they go together in a specific order. They were very easy to hang. I actually got two sets and even though they aren't made to fit together, I was able to join them by overlapping "left over" pieces to make an almost perfect transition from one set to the other (None of my friends can figure out where they are joined!). I love the way it looks!
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You have to attach them. That way you can decide how you want to arrange them and how much space you want between them.
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Possibly, but unless you put them on each panel, it would be unstable, so not worth it.
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you can buy extra sets of panels, they all interlock with each other. I bought 3 sets, I used them outside all together. Great products, works well.
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The panels would stay intact. They're not easily snapped apart because you have to align them just right and really push down hard when you connect them.
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They have metal rods that slip between each panel to keep them together. If it is sitting on a flat surface, they would need to be cut down(they are metal of course). I bought them to do the same thing, but, they were too short for privacy and the some of the rods fell down between the slats on my deck. I returned it.
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Yes. I bought two of these and add them all together. But I do not think you can just buy extra panels. You need to buy a whole new set to add on.
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Yes, or in my case I couldn't get the original acrylic out so I put it on top or underneath, depending on how you look at it. It looks great.
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The panels are sliders so if you tried to use vertically they would slide down. Meant for horizontal use.
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Shouldn't be too difficult. Although I just folded a couple of sides onto each other. This way all panels are still connected yet it is quite a bit smaller. And when moved outside, no muss, no fuss all sides are still connected. EZ PZ.
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I think you can probably just put three panels together and use it that way. We are using all four but I think when my husband put it together he attached all the panels in sections. You might check with the shipper and see if they agree.
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Since they are separate pieces you can make them as wide or narrow as you need. they are VERY difficult to put up alone. I recommend someone to help.
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I'm not sure I looked around & was unable 2 so I bought 2 cages because panels can be taken off & saved to used when needed
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Yes, they just clip together. You may have to zig-zag the panels to make sure its stable. A long straight wall may fall over easier.
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You will have to cut them. You need about 1/2" to 3/4" clearance on each side and about an 1" top and bottom. Be careful not to take too much off the panels or you cut into the pin holes. It is best to take more off at hinge area as there are no pin holes there.
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You can use the panel without caps but you will still have angles since the panels are not rounded and connect to each other with rods. Maybe the next version Richell will make is a rounded structure?