My daughter is wanting this for her classroom...it he wall is constructed with blocks that most schools are made of. Do you think this will stay put?
1191189
I would think so. I have had it on my son's wall for over 2 years now, and our house has old plaster walls. Here and there, the edge of a leaf might be curling up, but a quick shot with a hair dryer would fix that. I have been very happy with this decal...hope it works for your daughter's classroom!
1191190
No probably not. The adhesive on the back is of poor quality and I think don't think it would stay put for very long on any type of surface.
1191191
Probably not...It's pretty thin and really only sticks good to a finish that is really smooth. I probably wouldn't try it...
1191192
11 month ago, I put it on my daughter's room and her wall is not completed smooth, and still looking like new. It may work for your daughter's classroom.
1503826
yes, we used the glue recommended by manufacturer. The floor looks great and hold up real well. We put in a 1 -3 grade classroom.
732021
Mine sits snug against the wall. I did not attach it. It won't fall over but could be pushed over bya child.
198045
Your question/ design doesn't give me a good visual. I bought "feet" to get the grids to stand up. You could lean or hang from a wall. Would the bricks be placed on the floor to help them stand up against a wall. Sorry hope that helps
2174951
Yes, so far ours is very stable, but it is in a low traffic area. But if it were in an area that it was easily bumped or you still have kids I would definitely anchor it to the wall.
656376
Yes, the blocks are hollow wood but sturdy. I hung mine on the wall with a glass vases on each. They should do well on the floor as well.
2126545
The blocks are a good quality. They are heavy cardboard. They aren't wood, but a tad safer for children that play rough, I would think. I should think you will get your monies worth and they will be happy with their blocks.
669891
As long as the wall is smooth and clean it should stick ok. If the wall is bumpy at all, the hold won't be as good. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
1774581
I wouldn't recommend that. A picture stays in place without much resistance. You'll be bumping and pulling on this. Pick up a small set of tile drill bits and screw it into the wall with plastic anchors.
1720320
It peels off nicely with no residu ... But it not going to just come off the wall unless you start to pull it up..as a border it would be cute.. Just make sure the starting and ending points, are not in reach of children who would pull it just for fun..kids will be kids..hope this helps.
1968272
I guess if your child is determined enough! It's made of pretty solid plastic, so if he/she pushed really hard into the wall with the drill it would probably make a hole.
1979698
I would think so. Be sure to secure it firmly to the wall. I only used plain little nails in each grommet on the top into a regular drywall type of wall - no studs, no anchors. I keep packs of construction paper, tissue paper, stickers and coloring books in ours and its been good. Hope that helps.
2065665
If you want it stay on straight line, then it has to be against wall. I own the gates, it could stand on by itself, how ever won't very stable, 'cause any movement could make it fall.
456914
I wouldn't think it would hold up to that. I have it on laminated plastic for my daily classroom use and it's fine but may only hold up this school year. I can't imagine it would stick to wood well. HTH
1448592
Yes. As with some of the comments on it not being of quality, I found it to be fine. Anyone not taking time to secure it to the wall will not be happy.
496200
The board has small sockets in the back that allow it to hang off screws that have been screwed into the wall. I however do not know if it would be sturdy enough... we keep ours on the floor for our 17 mo to scribble on... I draw letters, numbers, pictures, etc. for game-time (pattern recognition, etc.).
194447
These blocks are actually through bolted to a structure. Not screwed onto. Very different from a strength perspective. The wall has to at least as strong as plywood to support the weight.