A basement could provide space for anything you want and become a lovely area, but there will most likely be something missing – light! Basements tend to be a bit below ground level, which means the space doesn’t get much daylight. Many people opt for putting in windows, but they’re often not large enough to bring in enough light. However, there is a way to create an elaborate illusion, have plenty of light, and no need to deal with the tedious labor!

A Step-by-Step, Clean Process

One thing is guaranteed when taking on the work of providing your basement with these LED faux windows. The process will be a lot more structured and neater than if you were to do the overall construction of an already completed space. Write down all the steps or find them online so you can follow them one by one and not miss anything!

If you prefer not to spend many hours dealing with difficult labor to put windows into an already completed and beautiful basement, you can always try LED panels. They will give you plenty of illumination and don’t require much construction. You can even get a friend to help you out, and in a matter of a day, you can have that beautiful lighting in your basement! Make any basement even more enjoyable by adding the illusion that light is coming from a real window!

The Necessary Tools

Usually, if you begin a long-drawn construction process to put in windows in your basement, you would need a whole bunch of tools and a lot of time for the work. However, this method of implementing led light panels requires few tools. And if you don’t have them, you can always work with someone who does. You will need a drywall saw, drill, miter saw, pocket hole jig, random orbit sander, and table saw. It doesn’t seem like a lot if you think about all the equipment you’d need for construction.

Materials Needed for the Faux Windows

You can find a list of the necessary materials online for convenience. And when you go to the home department store to gather everything – keep in mind that you don’t have to be an expert in finding tools such as sandpaper, wood glue, LED panels, primer, or paint. You can stand by the cashiers and ask for help from a professional. That way, you’ll be sure that you’re getting everything you need to add some light!

Christian Pulisic, USA men’s national team forward, might be bound for new adventures. Rumor has it he might get transferred to Manchester United. The star gave an incredible performance in the 2022 Qatar World Cup, and it seems he can make a great addition to one of England’s top football teams. The 24-year-old might have to say goodbye to Chelsea after a three-year career with the team.

When to Expect the Transfer

Most likely, the forward will be transferred during the January transfer window. ESPN’s Mark Ogden has commented on the potential event. He believes Christian Pulisic’s performance as part of the USA men’s national team has caught the eye of United’s managers. His versatility could prove more than useful for the team.

Erik ten Hag, United’s new manager, needs to find a suitable replacement for legendary forward Christiano Ronaldo. Ronaldo recently had his contract canceled by the club. Not long ago, the star No7 player gave an explosive interview where he made jaw-dropping comments about some of his teammates and the team in general, which caused his eventual dropout from United while he was out playing for the Portuguese national team.

Christian Pulisic and His Chelsea Struggles

That isn’t the first time Manchester United expressed interest in Christian Pulisic. Back in August, England’s top team expressed its desire for the talented forward when he reportedly complained about a considerable lack of playing time under Thomas Tuchel, then Chelsea manager.

Other teams who inquired about Pulisic included Newcastle United and several other Champions League clubs in Spain and Italy. Back then, however, Chelsea decided to keep the talented No10 player.

Christian Pulisic has stood out as one of the most crucial players in the USA men’s national team in the 2022 Qatar World Cup. Prominently, he assisted Tim Weah on the team’s goal in Group B against Wales.