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FAQ

okay well im in an apartment and dont know how long ill live there and want to decorate the living roomWhat are you thoughts on a wall with curtains instead of paint, theres no windows on this wall the curtains would cover all the wall but leave about 10 -15 inches of the top of the plain cream wall showing, with curtain roods and the curtains covering the rest.

it'd be good for sound, it'll be quieter in there. you may be able to re use the curtains when you move you'll have an extra hiding spot, it may seem like you have a big giant window that you never use but you can't hang any thing like posters, or pictures if you smoke, then they'll smell if you have a cat, they'll get torn up maybe a tapestry, or a rug, that's an easy 10 feet of wall space that's covered.

my headboard is a dark brown shade and also what color sheets?

red or blue curtins and bedding, or a print that has both in it

How to use 3Dmax to draw glass curtain wall?

Modeling: Make a BOX like a glass curtain wall, move a little forward (slightly above the curtain wall), then adjust the number of BOX segments, give it material, render it into a grid.

I would like to ask, calculate the amount of glass curtain wall works, the main material is probably what ah, the common and I talk like, thank you!

Glass curtain wall Main material: glass, aluminum, steel Accessories: weathering glue, structural plastic (hidden frame), all kinds of hardware and so on

What is the curtain wall embedded parts

Curtain wall embedded parts is a kind of embedded body with the curtain wall connected with the embedded parts, it is the convergence of the building, bearing the role, while it is also a new type of material.

Im working in a construction company as the executives personal assistant. He informed me about a new business he wants to start. And he wants me to search and study about the curtain walls and windows. But I cant understand the stuctures of the and the drawings of the above mentioned. All my engineer friends are not able to help me. Someone please tell me how.. thanks in advance!

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About a week ago I tried to put up curtains in my bedroom..and failed due to a hard plastic/metal wall "behind" my plaster wall. Not knowing what to do I try to hammer a screw into the wall, which literally broke a piece of plaster off my wall. How can I get this curtain rod up?

First you'll have to fix the hole you made. Next, you can follow a simple three step proceedure to get the curtains up. Step 1: Get a power drill. Step 2: Drill holes for the screw. Step 3: put up the curtain. (You should follow these steps any time you need a nail or screw in a plaster wall.) Be aware that most plaster homes will have metal strips running along corners in the rooms. These are usually about an inch wide. It's best to avoid these, since deforming them (with hammers, etc) can knock off pieces of plaster.

My wall is lavender pink or baby pink. I want to blend the curtain colour with the wall? What kind of colours should I choose for the curtain?

Take a small piece of white cardboard or a post card, and paint one side with the same paint you used on your wall. Let it dry, and compare it to your wall. If it is a match, take the small card with you to fabric stores, where you can compare the colors of materials against the wall color. Also, if you want a really girly-girl room, having layers of curtains of varying thicknesses will make your room look more like a boudoir. Use a really gauzy material closest to the window, gathered on a rod. Then maybe an organza a shade or two darker with loops to attach to a second rod. Then a heavier fabric for the final layer, gathered and hooked like usual onto a normal curtain rod.