If I cut about one to two inches on the height and width to adjust to my room size, would it show up or cut any map info? Thank you all for your quick answers. It was really helpful. I have placed my order for my kids room and can't wait to give them the surprise! I am going to hire a contractor to put this up as I don't want to mess up with the cutting and pasting :-) If I cut about one to two inches on the height and width to adjust to my room size, would it show up or cut any map info? Thank you all for your quick answers. It was really helpful. ... » Read More If I cut about one to two inches on the height and width to adjust to my room size, would it show up or cut any map info? Thank you all for your quick answers. It was really helpful. I have placed my order for my kids room and can't wait to give them the surprise! I am going to hire a contractor to put this up as I don't want to mess up with the cutting and pasting :-) « Show Less
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One to two inches will not cut off anything. My wall height was about 7 ft. I ended up taking off just under 2 ft. of map. In the end I lost a bit of South America and half of Greenland. Width wise I lost New Zealand. But the majority I have in and it looks great. So if you are taking off only 2 inches you are fine. At the top and bottom of the map they have clocks from around the world and that was a few inches top and bottom. Hope this helps.
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It depends on how you choose to arrange the panels, but I think it would be fine. If I could do it again, I would cut from the top rather than the bottom.
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You'd never notice. This thing is HUGE. I had to cut it to fit as well, and it's impossible to notice. (Unless you don't cut straight!)
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Not really enough to matter. There are different map configurations to choose from to best fit your needs, so you can adjust what information gets cut - but a few inches won't matter.
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Originally it is cut by eight pieces, this map can cut height and the width freely. My wall center is Pacific Ocean. I like this map.
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Yes: the printed image goes to the edge of the paper. But, you can reduce the size without losing much information, proportionally: it's huge.
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It depends where you cut it. The top is mainly water/snow the bottom does have some information...perhaps time zones? We cut it off from the bottom because there was going to be some furniture in front of it anyway. Because yo put it up in sections it is flexible about which countries go in the middle...it can have north america in center, europe in center or Asia, so you can get an idea of what would be cut off. We put north america in the middle and had to cut off a bit of China on the far left. Not ideal but you still get the idea. For us, it is a decoration in a child's room. If it is for education...missing that city or two in China may be more of an issue. It depends where you cut it. The top is mainly water/snow the bottom does have some information...perhaps time zones? We cut it off from the bottom because there was going to be some furniture in front of it anyway. Because yo put it up in sections it is flexible about which countries go in the middle...it can have north america in center, europe in center or Asia, so you can get an idea of what would be cut off. We put north america in the middle and had to cut off a bit of China on the far left. Not ideal but you still get the idea. For us, it is a decoration in a child's room. If it is... » Read More It depends where you cut it. The top is mainly water/snow the bottom does have some information...perhaps time zones? We cut it off from the bottom because there was going to be some furniture in front of it anyway. Because yo put it up in sections it is flexible about which countries go in the middle...it can have north america in center, europe in center or Asia, so you can get an idea of what would be cut off. We put north america in the middle and had to cut off a bit of China on the far left. Not ideal but you still get the idea. For us, it is a decoration in a child's room. If it is for education...missing that city or two in China may be more of an issue. « Show Less
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Hi. Just order this piece and we will cut it to 36 x 60. And we will send you the extra piece too.
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You can cut it to any width you want. If you're going too much smaller, you might look at buying individual pieces to save some cost. I was very happy with how adaptable the system was.
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You could easily make that cut. This paper cutter is really great for the price. The only cuts I have trouble making are if the width of the paper is less than two inches. So, if I had a 2" x 2" piece of paper and I wanted to make it 2" x 1", it won't work because the blade housing is too wide. But to trim a normal-sized piece of paper down is no problem.
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unable to answer your question at this time my son hasn't started his yet and as soon as we get done remolding his room and thing get back to normal he said he'll get them started and let you know how thing come out thank you.
251101
Usually the pkg has some indication of size range . Sometimes they have guide lines on them and you cut to size. Hope that helps
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I do cut mine out. It will look much better if you do. You just have to cut around the image. It doesnt have to be exact.
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HI Max - Thank you for writing and thank you for your interest in The Tile Mural Store. When we size an image for a mural the overall dimensions need to be evenly divisible by the tile size we use. Since there is not a tile size that divides evenly into 22" or 25" you can install the 18 x 18 mural and fill the rest of the space with plain field tiles or put a border/trim around the mural to frame it. The only other option to fill the space completely with the mural would be to make the mural 25 1/2" x 25 1/2" for $360.00 and then you can cut the tiles to fit into the space. I hope I've been helpful in answering your question. Please let me know how I may be of further assistance. Thank you again for writing. Toni - The Tile Mural Store
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No. That's really the width. You will cut the length you need. You apply it vertically.
658194
I did have to cut it some, in Ga we have 2x4 studded walls. seems like 10",, or 12"These things were probably made to serve even up north where houses have 2x6 walls.
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We got a 16x20 and it was perfect for our living room. It has become a focal point and gets lots of compliments from visitors. I would suggest if you want yours to be a major part of your home decor, make sure that the main colors in the photo go well with the colors of your room. Our photo has a gold/beige background and all the people are dressed in complimentary colors. There is just enough contrast in the photo to pop from our neutral walls. Hope this helps. In general, I recommend the 16x20. Big enough to make a statement but small enough to fit in any room, so if you downsize to a smaller room someday, it will still look good wherever you go. We got a 16x20 and it was perfect for our living room. It has become a focal point and gets lots of compliments from visitors. I would suggest if you want yours to be a major part of your home decor, make sure that the main colors in the photo go well with the colors of your room. Our photo has a gold/beige background and all the people are dressed in complimentary colors. There is just enough contrast in the photo to pop from our neutral walls. Hope this helps. In general, I recommend the 16x20. Big enough to make a statement but small enough to fit in any room, so if you downsize to a... » Read More We got a 16x20 and it was perfect for our living room. It has become a focal point and gets lots of compliments from visitors. I would suggest if you want yours to be a major part of your home decor, make sure that the main colors in the photo go well with the colors of your room. Our photo has a gold/beige background and all the people are dressed in complimentary colors. There is just enough contrast in the photo to pop from our neutral walls. Hope this helps. In general, I recommend the 16x20. Big enough to make a statement but small enough to fit in any room, so if you downsize to a smaller room someday, it will still look good wherever you go. « Show Less
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Deidre, While I don't recall the exact dimensions, it comes with a cut out guide. The cut out is probably a half of inch shy all the way around. Pretty safe guess would be to take the width x height and subtract and inch from both.
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I did not have any problems at all cutting the tape it comes with. I don't think they have changed the size, and I don't think it matters. It works great.
714508
Minimum width...well, I've trimmed some pretty narrow strips off of 4" ceramic tile. I've trimmed some to 3 1/2" wide (1/2" of waste). When I get that close I've used nippers to break off the waste end because I can't really get a "bite" on a strip that narrow. A 1 1/2" strip, though, piece of cake! By the way, be sure to get a stone to finish your cut ends and to 'break' the edges. Cut tiles can be sharp!
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Hi anne i'm not sure if you can cut it that' s why i prefer to go smaller than bigger i think that maybe if you cut the ends it could loose a bit of shape i hope i help you any doubts ask me .
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The cabinet cut out needs to be at least 24 5/8 inch wide and 12 7/8 inch tall. The total width of the trim is 30 inches by 18 inches tall. I was unable to use this trim kit and still have it in box. I had to purchase the 27 inch trim because the 30 inch was too wide for the new cabinet. With moving and all I never returned it. If interested in buying email me @ Erika.dierking@hotmail.com. Provide your email and I can send you some pictures.
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I had to have mine customize and went to a lumber yard and had a piece of smooth lumber cut aleast 4 inch wider on all four corner to make sure I had enough room to work around on the board I hope this answers your question which measured the size of a queen size bed way larger than I thought it would had been