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Nothing is more bland or unappealing than a blank wall. Kids wall art will liven up your child's room, and make it a place they truly love and enjoy! They will want to show it off to all of their friends if done right. When decorated with items related to their interests and hobbies, it will be a room they will cherish.

The easiest way to add splash and vibrancy to your child's room is to use pictures and posters that exhibit their passion for a favorite sport or hobby. For example, if your child plays basketball or some other sport, you may want to use posters and banners related to that particular sport. A mural painted on the ceiling is also a unique idea.

Kids wall art can actually be anything at all. Of course, you will want the colors and designs to blend in with the rest of the room. Using bright colors is fun, and makes a room anything but boring. Bright reds, yellow, blue - primary colors stand out and make the area cheerful. Creating a collage of assorted items and pictures that are theme-related is another favorite.

Children respond well to environments that are filled with color and imaginative decor. When things that he/she particularly love hang on the walls, it gives the child a sense of ownership that is fused with happiness. Little girls often love butterflies and angels. Create wall murals or tapestries that blend soft blues, pinks and yellows together for a look that is relaxing and tranquil.

When it comes down to it, kids wall art can be absolutely anything at all. You may choose to hang a tapestry that is decorated with your child's photo, or place hand painted designs done by your children on the wall. Wood plaques, art prints and anything that is personalized make a great addition to the room.

Decorating a child's room can be quite a challenge. Use some creative thinking, throw in their interests, perhaps a few keepsakes they cherish and some bright colors, and see what you come up with. If they are old enough, ask what their thoughts are and what ideas they might have. Kids wall art can be a fun smorgasbord of texture and variety! And when you tell them to go to their room, you may not get an argument!

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Lightweight Absorptive Sound Walls Provide Better Option for DOT Bridge Applications

Shreveport, LA - Sound Fighter Systems, LLC submits LSE 2000 Noise Barrier Walls as preferred option over concrete for DOT bridge abatement applications. "Although concrete is well-entrenched with most DOT programs throughout the country, concrete has its drawbacks." notes Sound Fighter's VP Murray Stacy. "Besides being less effective in net overall noise abatement than an absorptive wall like our LSE System, concrete extremely heavy - rendering it unsuitable for most bridge applications. What good is a noise barrier if it has huge gaps at every bridge."

Pre-cast concrete walls have long been the standard sound wall product for DOT use, mainly due to its widespread availability. But a primary flaw with concrete is its weight - rendering it unusable for most bridge applications without costly structural retrofit of the bridge beforehand. The lighter weight nature of synthetic absorptive noise barriers like Sound Fighter's LSE System allows their use on bridges without the need for retrofit. The combination of this feature, the soaring cost of concrete, and the demand for better noise mitigation performance has increased the demand for absorptive walls. "It's a tough habit to break, but we seem to be making some headway with several DOT's." continues Stacy. "If we ever get the chance to show them the economic and acoustic advantages of our LSE System versus concrete, they usually give us a try... and that's all we need."

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would you be able to use a dimmer on a neon sign trasformer?

I have seen adjustable high voltagetransformers for around $900 but wouldnt it work if i put a dimmer switch on the primary?(the wire from the wall to the transformer)

Don't really know, but it would take a dimmer designed to operate
a brush style electric motor, not one made for a ceiling fan.
Built one years ago. to operate a fan. On an oscilloscope the top and bottom or the waveform were clipped off. Adjusting the speed control changed the peak to peak voltage of the speed control output.
I am a mad scientist I would try it. Don't continue the test if you
notice the transformer getting hotter than normal.

Hope this gives you some direction.
Wingman

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