Wall Peel Art Update
Last month I posted asking about whether wall peel art could be removed and re-positioned. Some said yes and some said don't count on it (and provided photographic proof - yikes!). More than one person added that wall peels are very thin and would show outlines of the electric panel I was trying to hide. When the wall peel arrived, a test in fact did prove that it was too thin to disguise the panel. <sigh>
Framing the peel wasn't ideal due to cabinet door swings that would bump it, but I found a magnetic frame for the top and bottom with a leather lace attached to the top for hanging it. Voila! All done! Thanks all!
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7 years agotartanmeup - The room is only 66" x 77" so photos are difficult.
Here's the rest of the wall on the right:
Closeup of the photo above:
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OP - The frame top and bottom are each 2 strips of wood with magnets inside. Separate them, position the art on the back strips of wood, then add the front strips of wood.
ETA: Sorry, I separated the top 2 strips of wood, positioned the top of the peel on one strip, then added the other strip of wood to sandwich the peel. Then I did the same with the 2 bottom strips and the bottom of the peel.
- 7 years ago
maddielee