So it's more of a plastic than a "cloth" or fabric? Can the folds be steamed?
1553752
It can be steamed, it's like a cloth that feels almost laminated if that makes sense. Not plastic though, just durable and solid for photos. It's a beautiful finish and really nice to shoot.
514149
I'm not sure but it's like perforated plastic I will credit this to making folding clothes fun and neat. It comes with 2 garment bags and a clothes bag and a case to keep it in its worth every penny hope this help!
1500807
It folds in quarters = approximately 14 x 10-1/2 x 1" thick when compressed. I don't sew, but the sides like seam binding so I think it could be done.When using a steam iron, I have found that the steam soaks thru the cloth.
1803916
It's fabric, not plastic. Personally, I like that better because the old chair I had was vinyl/plastic and it cracked at the seams and stuff.
531818
Yes, I don't see why not... but you'll need to have the material oriented vertically so that gravity helps drop the wrinkles out as you steam. Try lifting the material up with one hand, steam with the other until the wrinkle releases, then lay it back down. But it won't make it WET, so it should be ok. Good luck!
470123
Yes, it will get wrinkled by nature of folding it up. It is also a thinner material which lends itself to wrinkle. I only used the black backdrop and there were definite wrinkles. I recommend steaming.
266948
No. It's not mesh fabric. But I find that just wiping chairs off with a towel works fine.
1382590
I'm not sure what you are asking - it is plastic (like a heavier plastic tablecloth) , so it can fold very small. It is large on the wall. We used it as a decoration for the little ones for a train themed VBS.
2009636
No,it's not meant for cloth. It is perfect for the decorative paper guest towels and napkins folded in that same shape.
1149534
Yes you have to be a bit careful, cause the metal that folds is a bit sharp and can tear fabric or towels but nothing really to be concern about, cause it folds outwards, its do-able."sorry for the late response.
737631
It is plastic, it will melt if you use an iron. However, mine was not wrinkled.
1519462
If u fold it they dont come out without iron or steaming. I've learned through other photographers that theres less wrinkles if you roll it up. However i find that due to color it's hardly noticeable. Good backdrop.
1802085
yes... you could cut the fabric or fold it to fit. It is just a flat piece of material.
1954857
Wow, I didn't even realize there was plastic in there because it is concealed in the hem at the bottom. Just FYI, the seam is folded on the outside, but done nicely so I think it would work as a curtain liner...neat idea!
1634654
Hmmm...I bought this for our church as a mom's chair for the nursery so I don't have it at home nor have I spent much time looking at it. The fabric is nice and, as I recall, it would appear to be a canvas blend, as you suspect. It is not a plastic-like mesh. I rocked a little one in it last Sunday morning and it was comfy. He fell asleep. Hope that helps.
563858
Not sure, the frame is metal and could rust after time and you don't want the fabric getting dirty or stained. It sets up and folds away pretty easy so I wouldn't leave it out.
275881
I'm not sure if the fabric panels can be taken off and washed but possibly. The metal could be washed.