Can I use this to create a floor backdrop? I am thinking of gluing wood paper and using it as a floor prop for kids 0-2 to sit on..
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It really would get dimpled and pressed in in spots, especially with weight of any kind on it. I purchased it to cut out shutters for a play set and even in my simple cutting it out with an exacto knife, it got bent in the middle and would dimple if i pressed my finger on it. If it were flat against a hard surface on the floor, it would be the thickness of a piece of cardboard box. Hope this helps.
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Not a good idea - too thin. and don't order it! it came terribly damaged beyond use - not packaged at all - just wrapped w/ plastic around the middle - was filthy, corners were all damaged, scratched....returned
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Depends on the number of kids I'd guess. The walls are not stable enough to really support a kid bouncing off it, the size is smaller than any commercial one I've seen, and the material used probably isn't as heavy duty as one intended for that purpose. Still for small groups or younger children(<5) I don't see why not.
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Hey Gracie! I recently purchased this myself and I do love it. However, there is nothing at the bottom to hold or clamp onto any material. I believe it is best suited for a rolled flushed backdrop. Basically, it clamps only at the top and the backdrop flows outward as your flooring as well. I hope this helps!!
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You probably could. Something like gold and silver sharpies would work. I used it as a super hero backdrop and taped Stark Industries on on of the buildings. If you want it taller though, get a plain black piece for the sky or a star night piece.
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Yes as long as it it isn't something that won't stand up by itself like a single sheet of paper. If it is that flimsy, put something thicker behind it. Hope this helped. Lee R
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I would not use it for commercial purposes, It is fine for a family event. It is good for little ones but would not hold up under the larger kids in a commercial setting.
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I'm personally using it as a place mat right out of the package. It you want a bottom then use a card stock that matches but I found that it's tissue paper and really doesn't need anything more. I hope this information helps!
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I wouldn't use the double-sided tape on carpet. It would probably cause damage. You could try looping masking tape to apply it to your floor, but if kids are running all over it it probably wouldn't last long.
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This YouTube Video is very good on every size collapsible backdrops. I refer to this often because I tend to forget how to do it. I hope this helps? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKVaz_95RjE
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I am a teacher so I laminated it myself. I plan on using it multiple school years. It made the colors pop and gave it more durability. If simply hanging in a bedroom or dorm I think it would be just fine as is.
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No, it's a roll of heavy construction paper. You will need a backdrop stand to use it.
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I actually bought mine for a circus party, you can't just use the tape and hang it up you would need something plastic to hold onto it. if you buy the hooks it will work, but you'd need something to safely hold the tapestry. it honestly won't stick well to fabrics, and may even damage some.
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Possibly... It is very sturdy. I've only tried it with a cloth backdrop & anchored a canvas backdrop to each side. Please don't take my word for it because I'm not sure about the weight limits. But it should work- it would just be difficult to change all the time.
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I just used one layer with my bamboo flooring. This paper is really only for moisture control, not padding, but two layers would certainly do no harm.
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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.
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No, too flimsy for paint. It is a good white backdrop but I can't endorse trying to paint it.
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I purchased this last year for a retail location picture backdrop, I would describe it as a giant hand painted drop cloth, something a painter would use to cover large areas to paint, in it's basic form of course. It is not vinyl, i was impressed especially for what i paid.