LED Display Panel

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LED Display Panel
Price $229.95
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Your Price: $179.00 USD   (23% Off)
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  • Light Up Your Art - No Window Needed
  • Can be displayed horizontally or vertically
  • Fits an 16" x 20" project
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Product Description

Show off your glass art - no window required. This brightly lighted display diffuses the light perfectly to illuminate your art without any “hot spots”. Sturdy hanging hardware for horizontal or vertical (portrait or landscape) display will keep your art secure. Art installs easily so you can even change your display with the season. Designed to seamlessly fit with glass that is up to 1/8" (3mm)  thick. Accepts a 14-3/4" x 18-3/4" panel insert. Sizes may vary slightly due to manufacturing process. Overall frame measure 16" x 20".

Delphi Tip: Measure the display opening before creating your project to adjust for slight differences.

Instructions:

  1. Frame opens from the front. Gently pull up on all 4 sides as shown in additional images.
  2. Insert your glass project.
  3. Gently push sides back down to close and securely hold your piece. 
Note: To get the smoothest finish to your frame, do not build a thick solder bead on the reverse side of art or install a came border or frame.

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Pros : Bright white light shows off a fitted stained glass panel nicely. Easy to install & mount.
Cons : There is no light diffusion screen, so individual LED lights in the array will show through transparent glass. Opals are fine.
Other Thoughts : I found that one or two pieces of wax paper between the light panel & any stained glass pieces that were transparent/semi-transparent diffused the light sufficiently to solve the problem.
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