Should I cut the banner part when it is in a game room or not
1518105
It comes in 5 different pieces so you shouldn't have to. The picture makes it look like one big banner but it's not.
1518106
The banner part is actually a separate piece. So I have the bottom part in my daughter's room and the top part just saving it for next year birthday party.
1372540
Yes, but u will have trouble running the cue stick in the wall if it's not centered in the room
149608
It is a coseplay piece, just for show and handleing, not for sword fighting. U will damage it.
953117
You could definitely cut a leaf-sized piece off and only use it when you add the leaf. In fact that's a fantastic idea and I am going to do that shortly. I had cut the pad to be the size of the table with the leaf and just let it hang over the edges when the leaf is removed. But your idea is much better.
362576
I would say do not do it. It is more contemporary and artsy. Saying that, do whatever you want, as it is your house! Enjoy. We love it...such a conversation piece.
514682
If you meant the starting banner("Sony"),it can be turned off...Go to "Menu" and select "Setup";you'll find the on/off switch for the starting banner there...
1918025
Dear Deborah, I didn´t use this scenario for party decoration. I used it to compose my son bedroom super hearos decoration. I has been there for 3 months and it is perfect! So I don´t see any problem to use it in other place since it is in door. I am preatty sure that it will remain there with no problem. My kid loooooved it.
994436
The way the screen is set up there is only one opening. Depending on what you have for doors, I think you could be creative and cut the screen on the end.
1094043
It is finished. I think you would see the horizontal hole used for cords if it was in the middle of the room. So it would come down to your own preference. But def finished.
584311
The rubber cups? took the paint off of my ceiling. I have hardwood floor and the poles aren't as sturdy as I want them to be (still wiggles a bit when I shake it after assembly); sturdy enough but not completely stable, don't think it'll fall unless someone leans on it or kick it. I don't find much use for the curtains since it doesn't cover the middle section. Currently have these poles in an L shape to save some space. Overall I'm happy with my purchase!
2271254
I have games (essentially DVDs) on one of the rows and it seems like the middle is sagging downward, I would imagine with books you would get the same effect only worse. I'll have to see how they hold up.
2283068
The banner should have looped holes on the top and bottom for the tubes to slide in to. You can then slide the whole thing altogether into the top and bottom. Hope that helps.
515893
I did not cut it, but from the feel of the material, I'm sure it would be easy to cut! I wanted the whole length for my hallway and then I used a black plastic table cloth and put white duct tape on it for the table. But to answer your question, yes, I think it would be no problem to cut this and use it in two places.
1924714
I'm going to suggest that it need not be cut. It doesn't fit in the doorway but just up to the threshold. If it's a couple of inches wider it shouldn't matter.
873034
when you finish making your label when you see it comming out of the top just bring it out so you can cut it with sissors leave enough room on both sides to even it off ok . if you have any problem just email it back
1864549
There is some play in the slots,I think if the protected boxes are not huge.you should be ok! Hope this helps
2030659
Pretty easy. It is also forgiving, so if you discover a piece was put together upside down or something, it's easy to fix. The pieces go together using a series of cardboard tabs, inserted into slots. Since it is cardboard, if you own a pair of garden gloves, that would be a good safeguard against paper (i.e cardboard) cuts! Otherwise, it's probably harder with an audience, so if you can manage it when kids are at (pre)school, or asleep, that's a good idea :) Allow 20 minutes to an hour, depending on how proficient you are with do-it-yourself assemblies.