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hmeasham

6 years ago

I have a blank wall in my office can I have a glass wall backlit to resemble this wall?

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6 years ago
It would be possible to resemble it using a backlight. It's necessary to consider the distance between the sliding doors and the light source so that light my go around uniformly well.
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