Lighting Tutorial - Window Outlines

Part 9 in my series walking through various elements of my holiday lighting show and setup. All my front-facing first story windows have outlines. Pixels are spaced at 2" and mounted into Boscoyo ChromaTrim V3, zip-tied onto PVC or EMT Conduit Frames that I built.
Parts and construction: Pixels are mounted into Boscoyo Studio ChromaTrim V3 (they are on V4 now at the time of posting this video). Then those are zip-tied onto frames of PVC for my smaller garage windows (I used Sch80 PVC for more strength), or 1/2" EMT Conduit for my larger windows. They sit snugly within the brick window frame, but I also added anchors on the sides of the brick that I zip-tie just to ensure nothing falls out with crazy winds.
Boscoyo ChromaTrim V4: boscoyostudio.com/product/chr...

[@jerseyjeff2915]

Helpful, wish there were daytime closeup showing the uninstalled units. Thanks for showing it can be done nicely with the Chromatrim

[@zski1]

I see that you don’t have a node on the 4 corners. Is that because you separated every 2”

[@mattmess]

How do you store the frames? Do they come apart somehow?

[@kbolin10]

Looks great! How did you mount the conduit to the window? Or the brick around it?

[@GandorFamilyLightShow]

It sits pretty snugly in the brick alcove and would probably hold just fine as-is. But I also added O-rings screwed into the mortar on the two sides. Then I just zip-tie my frame to those O-rings to ensure it won't fall out with crazy winds.

[@ericgolpe]

@@GandorFamilyLightShow Ditto.. Zip ties and a stapler for wood frames works great with little damage around the PVC frames.

[@JoseMPerez-dk5gy]

What works better
Outdoors or indoors?

[@GandorFamilyLightShow]

Not sure I know what you mean by "better". With inside, one has to worry about the window edges blocking stuff, but it's protected from the elements. With outside, I can do the outline box more easily, but obviously it's outside in the elements.