The roundel wall panels are constructed of 2"x2" framing sandwiched by 1/8" hardboard panels, with cardstock paper lining the roundels, and with white acrylic panel ("cracked ice") attached to the back. Roundels glow from fluorescent lighting fixtures attached to the walls behind the panels.
Since the building materials wouldn't fit in my car, I rented a U-Haul van for a couple of hours.
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| 2009.12.21 | 2009.10.22 | 2009.11.24 |
Panel 1 (Two column staggered)
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| 2009.11.24 | 2009.11.27 | 2009.11.27 | 2010.04.10 Roundel liner strips. |
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| 2010.04.11 Roundel liners glued in. | 2010.04.26 | 2010.05.02 | 2010.05.02 Finished panel. |
Panel 2 (Two column staggered)
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| 2009.11.27 | 2009.11.27 | 2010.04.26 | 2010.05.01 |
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| 2010.05.01 | 2010.05.02 Finished panel. | 2010.05.02 Incandescent backlight test. |
Panel 3 (Three column staggered)
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| 2010.05.16 | 2010.05.16 Ready to assemble. | 2010.05.29 Router errors patched with expanding foam. | 2010.05.31 Roundel liners glued in. |
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| 2010.05.31 After initial trim. | 2010.06.14 After second coat of paint. |
Panel 4 (Three column staggered)
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| 2010.05.29 Router errors patched with expanding foam. | 2010.05.31 Roundel liners cut to fit. | 2010.05.31 Roundel liners glued into rings. | 2010.05.31 Roundel liners glued in. |
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| 2010.06.14 After second coat of paint. |