Can we put two "murals" together across 12' of wall? Will the pattern line up?
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You could put two together side by side, but the edge boards do not have shadow marks, so they would have to be added in order for it to not look out of character right at the center of the wall.
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The pattern will line up, but the repeat may be noticeable if someone looked closely.
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if you can provide both images, i think it should be possible. you can either make the image yourself using some photo software you have or ask the seller if they can do it for you. i had my image customized the way i wanted using the image i provided.
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Hmm...there are a number of possible solutions to your dilemma that I can see, Gordon:1. Each compartment could be subdivided by placing divider tabs into them2. You may consider purchasing two and DIY something together with a hole puncher and some twine. I can imagine the finished product would be quite long and heavy.3. Purchase two and hang them side by side like some kind of feature wall4. Buy one and use it as a template to make a twelve-pocketed version of your own
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I did, but I am very handy, an ordinary person would probably not be able to do it, but you can pay a carpenter to make a corner installation.I used 6 pieces of 2x3 and constructed a triangle, with a 24" board on one wall, the other 24" board on the other wall and another piece to meet the two wall boards. I cut boards at 45 degrees so they meet nice and neat!
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It may be possible, but you would have to get pretty creative. They would have to be spaced as they are not completely flush.
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I would estimate they tilt up to about 30 degrees so probably depends on the height above and distance from the artwork. They are quite directional so you might need more that one to cover the area required.
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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! 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... » Read More 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! « Show Less
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You would not be able to connect the panels directly to each other. You would need a post that each panel could connect to in order to form a corner
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Jackie, yes you can connect two sets together to make the area bigger. You can use the advertised pictures for reference.
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Greetings. I'd like to personally note that this wallpaper is very good quality and in my estimation, very easy to work with. I only did one accent wall; however, I did not match the "pattern" to save waste and it turned out looking great as there is a consistent line imitating a board edge on one side. Your coverage needs will depend on whether you match the pattern or not. I would recommend you talk the the seller direct. Best of luck!
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I recommend looking at the realmilkpaint website. Confirm this for yourself, but the starting ratio is usually 1:1.
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In addition to the four side "walls" there are two vertical and two horizontal walls that are fixed, but I found that the number of dividers that could be moved to create custom spaces were sufficient for my needs. Hope this helps. Jammer
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Pattern repeats every 25.5" vertically. Be aware that this kind of wallpaper needs to soak a lot longer than "regular" paper, we didn't know and it shrunk up on us after we pasted it up. There's a lot going on on that wall so it's OK but if there were a large open expanse of paper there it would be a disaster ;0)
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I bought this wallpaper and the wall that i put this wallpaper has the nearly that measures, so i think one roll could be enough for you but you have to be careful about the drawing because you have to match them when you put on the wall. After all, i recommend you, if you've never put a wallpaper, to buy two rolls to make sure that it will be more than enough and you will get some extra wallpaper in case of rip or something else that damage it.
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I put two on one wall with some space between each. I also anchored them to the wall. It comes with anchors
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Hi there, it's the shiny side. maybe you could put a small little mark on both corners, then match them up to make things easier for next time. Have fun.
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I actually took the width measurement of the wall covering and then measured the height of my wall and multiplied the width of each strip and came up with the correct amount. I have wallpapered many times. But, I also would advise watching YouTube for instructions.