flat panel vs round version?
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Well I have both type of Vornado air circulators and I like both but I like the ability of the round version to adjust the angle of air flow to meet my needs better. The flat panel really does not allow any angle changes other than straight horizontal air flow or vertical air flow if it is laid on its back.
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I agree with the other comment about the round version being more adjustable. This flat panel fan fits better in a window though.
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Hello. The review posted on Amazon was about two flat panel fans, however, we also own several round versions. They are much more efficient, but just not suitable for putting on a window sill, and so we tried the flat panel. They did not work for us.
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I purchased the table cover for a round table. Do they have a different model for a square? If not, I would not recommend it. The way to get a smooth look is w/proper fit. I actually used my blow dryer on it after it went over my table top to try to remove as many wrinkles as possible.
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A rectangular (usually 2 x 4) box may not meet your local codes. Usually, round or octogonal box ("Ceiling Box") is used for mounting a ceiling light fixture such as this one. That is the reason the mounting holes in the fixture do not line up with a 2 x 4 box---they are not supposed to line up.
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There is no difference. They are the same thing. The square refers to the shape of the plate and the round is the shape of the bottom of the plate.
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so is the difference only a usb port, same contrast ratio? panel, specs etc etc ?
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Yes, they are flat and rounded. I put one at each corner of my computer screen only bc I have a large screen and felt better doing so. There's no problem closing it. Also added a disc to the back of my iPhone, on the front of my microwave & TV. I can definitely feel a difference.
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I had the same dilemna, and I just went with the 6x8 basically because I have a large screen. I won't get to use it 'til Christmas, so I can't advise about my satisfaction, but I thought you'd consider that it was the size/resolution of my monitor that helped me decide.
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Its rounded. I use it up against a flat wall since I dont like how it doesnt quite fit right in a corner.
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The "Square" Profile does refer to a more rectangular shape, more squared off. But this is in contrast to the rounded "Aero" profile, which is more airfoil shaped.
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While not "square", it is more square like than the current widescreen monitors. This is like what was common 5 or more years ago. This a a 4X3 dimension instead of the current 16X9 widescreens.
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It is flat. I would say semi-flat. I had a computer desk and the top shelf trim and the desktop trim was messed up. I took the trim off and cut the contact paper to cover the trim pieces. Just a little color difference, but looks nice. I was pleased with the end result,
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The "square" shape is more difficult to keep flat than a triangular sail shade -- the square shape needs to be perfectly evenly tensioned in order to look flat as is shown in the picture of this product. Advice offered elsewhere recommends pulling two opposing corners very taut, then pulling the other two corners taut at a slightly downward angle. This results in a slightly arched appearance that can be quite attractive and holds its shape better. Google "shade sail square images" to see what I mean.
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I is not listed, but the best I can answer is regular windowscreen is about 16 squairs per inch, this is closer to 24 squairs per inch. I belevive the nic name is "no-see-um" mesh after the tiny knats in florida. And, this should keep them out!
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don't know, just measure the screen area that's flat and use the appropriate size.
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I do not know why you mean by " be flat ".I had no trouble assembling and achieving level and square.If you do not need the vise, you could just omit ot
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No. They are similar but not the same. It's also hard to tell if the opacity or privacy levels would be the same or different. It might help to take a look at the displays at the manufacturer's website at artscape-inc.com under the 'products' section. After scrolling to and clicking on the selection and pausing several seconds, the screen will shift to a close up image; or, click on the "+" at the bottom right of the first image to select other views.
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Sorry, I don't know. I've only seen the flat surfaces on any printable DVD's