I want to use it in a small room on three walls. Can I go around corners?
2013328
Yes! It's just like a giant sticker so really you can do anything with it. I would recommend measuring and cutting it into the first two walls (where the biggest part of the tree and the middle part would be) because the paper for it is pretty heavy and I think doing it across the walls might be difficult to hold up. It looks great once it is up! Take your time (plan about 2.5-3 hours to do it). Good luck!
2013329
Yes you could go around corners.. I recommend cutting it for the corners though.. measure carefully
2013330
I didn't do this but I certainly think it could be done. You would have to carefully cut the decal at the point where you want the corner to be. You have to do this anyway to get the decal on one large wall. Be sure to have a helper and go slowly and carefully. I just love mine!
2013331
I applied it to a corner with one wall having a vaulted ceiling. I placed the intact stencil along the angle of the ceiling and the corner, the corner and the other wall, adjusted the stencil to accommodate both the angle, the corner and the straight ceiling wall and marked on the back of the stencil the line I would have to cut and to make it fit. I cut the entire stencil into 12 inch strips for ease of application and it took me about 3 hours to do it by myself. You lose a little stencil material for the straight ceiling wall but not enough to disturb the flow and pattern of the tree. It looks quite lovely on my bedroom wall and fits perfectly. I applied it to a corner with one wall having a vaulted ceiling. I placed the intact stencil along the angle of the ceiling and the corner, the corner and the other wall, adjusted the stencil to accommodate both the angle, the corner and the straight ceiling wall and marked on the back of the stencil the line I would have to cut and to make it fit. I cut the entire stencil into 12 inch strips for ease of application and it took me about 3 hours to do it by myself. You lose a little stencil material for the straight ceiling wall but not enough to disturb the flow and pattern of the tree. It... » Read More I applied it to a corner with one wall having a vaulted ceiling. I placed the intact stencil along the angle of the ceiling and the corner, the corner and the other wall, adjusted the stencil to accommodate both the angle, the corner and the straight ceiling wall and marked on the back of the stencil the line I would have to cut and to make it fit. I cut the entire stencil into 12 inch strips for ease of application and it took me about 3 hours to do it by myself. You lose a little stencil material for the straight ceiling wall but not enough to disturb the flow and pattern of the tree. It looks quite lovely on my bedroom wall and fits perfectly. « Show Less
516411
No. You can go around a corner, but by using a curve rather than a sharp 90 degree turn. That's how I installed it and it's been working fine for the past 6 months.
1553700
The smaller area can be switched. Just follow the directions EXACTLY. They give you each version.The dimensions are on the product listing and fits flush to the wall since it has smartly allowed for floor board room.
1586671
Will depend on what you have to connect to. You need a point above/below each corner.
667162
It isn't a corner unit if that is what you mean (triangle shaped). I don't know why it couldn't be placed in a corner, but make sure you don't have any drapes, curtains, bedspread, etc w/in 3 ft of it. Just to be on the cautious side! It really is a nice one, and pretty economical, too. Our bedroom used to be an icebox!
167138
YES you could but you should put it in a corner for stability or find someway to connect them .
1882827
No......This is not suitable for corner as it is too wide. It will not look good.
1499071
I wouldn't place it in a corner. It needs to rest flat against a wall and would not do that in a corner.
1350785
Yes, I have mine installed in the corner as well. You can pivot it to whichever direction you want.
109484
Yes you can, but the more walls or ceilings you go through, the weaker the signal. I think unless your house is three stories tall, that you should be fine.
1738499
Yes, I was told that it works on inside corners as well. The person I gave it to loves it and doesn't know how they did without it. People always ask where to get one like it.
1564225
Yes, it is designed to fit into a corner. That said, it fits very well in a corner -we gained back a lot of room over our old big screen monster TV, and are very pleased with how it looks. But I would not use it against a wall.
103878
As everyone else has said, it depends on your experience. You can learn to hover in a smaller room (10x10) if there is NOTHING around for it to hit, but it's a quick little beast, and if you twitch on the controls it'll find the wall (or your head) quickly.
1738501
Yes. It wasn't designed for inside corners but I tried mine and the sides of the orange boots touch the walls and not the yellow frame. I never thought of that use.
2246073
No. I have not mounted this in a corner, the device is flat in the back. I don't think this will work well in a corner.
869743
It needs to be on a flat wall. The back is flat and is attached to a wall with screws on either side of the flat portion of the top and bottom shelves. So no, I don't see any way it can be installed in a corner.
810467
It is not a corner unit. It could be placed between windows or in the middle of the wall if necessary. However, we do use ours in the corner because it fits so perfectly between the window and the side wall.