With this in mind, I decided to add my own window grids. I will be honest with you, I didn’t know where to start. Naturally, I took the Internet and disappointed what I found. I found tutorials that were too complicated or looked very, very cheap. So I did what I normally do with projects: I drank coffee and I just thought about it.
I walked around the house and looked at the windows with grids. Then I realized that the grids were simply invented in two vertical pieces and 6 horizontal pieces. With that little knowledge I went to Home Depot to find the perfect edge.
Quick note: Traditional mullion networks made by manufacturers are thin aluminum strips between glass panels in the double panel AA window to facilitate energy efficiency and energy efficiency. These DIY fabric divisors are easily eliminated to clean the glass panels and saved me a lot of money by making my own grilles and giving me the aesthetic attraction I wanted. Housing owners who want the true architectural style of Windows Muntins grids can speak with a window manufacturer to adapt or replace their windows.
Divide the windows into smaller glass panels slightly reduces the amount of natural light in the room, but this DIY does not affect the structural integrity of the window, so consider your personal taste and make an informed decision about what you like for your Windows.
Step 1: Choose the Mullion grid material
While in HD I looked A ton of adjustment. I thought about wood. The only problem is that the pieces on the front are not wood, so they do not match. After a little search, it occurred to me These polystyrene vinyl screen moldings:
