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Marsha T

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  • Cracked and smashed China, pieces of mirror and stained glass, hide an ugly air conditioning unit.

Mosaic Screen to hide Air Conditioner

When we built a new side yard patio, the location of our air conditioner was less than ideal. So I smashed old plates, cut up old mirror and pieces of stained glass, to make a two sided mosaic screen that picks up the colors of the surrounding hostas.

The cream colored grout is sealed, old fence posts were used as the ends and the whole thing is movable in case we have to get at the air conditioner. It's much nicer to look at than the grey turbine.

Bliss R
Bliss R Minneapolis, MN
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  • Marsha T
    Commented on Feb 16, 2013
    i did this with stain glass and their is no need for ventilation. we put in a frosted glass ...»
    and then we stapled the stain glass in just in case we ever moved we could take it with us. hope that may help

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