Hi. Is this bendable? I need to wrap this around the leg of wooden table leg. My cats are using it as a scratch post so I need this as a deterrent. Thank you in advance for your help.
827951
It is slightly flexible, but not to the extent that you would wrap it around anything. Polycarbonate can be bent when heated, but you would need a heat strip or heat gun.
945532
It's not really bendable for wrapping,works best laid out flat to prevent or divert water..I'd use the proper insulating material intended for wrapping around water heater.the material inside these is a powder that reacts when wet, swells up, to block running water in yards, divert it. to bend them risks leakage of the inner product.
2268688
It's a very thin metal that is pretty easy to bend. Depending on how much it needs to curve, you might need to be concerned about scratching up the tablet back if the metal no longer sits completely flush.
1610453
It is bendable but you won't leave an indentation with your nail in it. I like it because I wanted something firmer than some of the flimsy rubber knives I have used. The only thing about this knife is that it is a larger knife. I would guess its total length is about 12 inches with about a 7.5 inch blade. I still think it is a good training knife but might also recommend something smaller to train with...something more like the size of a pocket knife or switch blade since these may be more commonly used in a street fight.
752831
It does bend. Not sure it would work for you but it might. Sorry, I can't be more help.
2250291
Hello Ashley! Thank you for your inquiry. We do apologize, it looks like this is not cat proof. The seating may tear if your cat gets its claws into it. We do apologize. If you need anything else, please let us know. Thank you.
2218900
You just bend it in the direction that it can be bent. Mine broke during a wind storm. It bent out of shape and I had to toss it. I wouldn't buy another one.
908587
It is somewhat flexible but I wouldn't bend it 90 degrees. I think it would break or crack.
636089
Yes this is flexible/bendable. Also contrary to a few other reviews I reads previously, it can be manipulated to stand on its own. You have to bend a sufficient base and balance it out.
1895971
Unfortunately yes. I purchased this for my rescue group. If this was just a scratching post I would recommend it, but as we all know cats love to jump. The first time one of my rescues jumped up onto it, it fell right over, and he wasn't one of my biggest ones, only 11 pounds. As a scratching post only it's okay and is high, but if you cat like most enjoys being up high not only will this tip over the surface is slick. I actually bought at the same time the seat cushion that went on top of it. All 4 of the tiny Velcro tabs that held the cushion to the wood piece fell off within a week. Even more dangerous the only thing that keeps the cushion with the plastic piece seat on the top are two tiny, very flexible, plastic tabs that look like what you would use to hold a picture in place. I would suggest something else I tried to save it by using stronger glue, adding weight to the bottom, and nothing worked. And frankly for the outrageous amount of money they want for this and the seat I shouldn't have had to fix it. How this passed safety testing is beyond me, frankly I'm sending in a complaint for the safety trial records to be checked- it's that dangerous. Hope that helps, ~Beth, 'Running A'Muck to the Recue!' founder.
1048176
Sorry ZIt does not bend. I bought it to keep my dogs out of the Sun room. It's not very tall and the dogs are pretty strong. ( 2 Standard Poodles and a 15 month St Bernard 175lb.) They just knocked it over.
2269837
It's really too stiff to wrap around things, unless you tacked it down, and maybe scored it at the bend points. On one hand, that stiffness is a plus, because it's VERY sturdy, but on the other, yeah, not so much for wrapping.
30429
I ordered it framed, so I don't think you can bend it without damaging the frame. It was well packed for shipping.
1214762
It can be bent slightly (see photo) but not much more than that...it is not flexible enough to be rolled up.
281263
I think a few scratches and dings are probably inevitable, over time, because the wood is soft. But, my table still looks almost new because I wrap it with a couple of layers of bubble wrap in three strips--one strip wrapped around each end, with the sides folded over to protect the corners and a strip down the middle to hold the legs in place. I tape with clear wrapping tape or masking tape, if it sticks well. It takes a little bit of time to put it away this way, but has protected it between uses and the wrap is reusable. A friend who bought one had enough sewing skills to make a sturdy envelope of fabric, which I think is very nice. She cut a strip of fabric and tied it around the middle, to hold the legs in place and she bought cardboard corners from a framing store, to put around the corners, before she slips it into its open-ended envelope. I hope this was helpful.
1936960
While it is very easy to bend and shape even without tools, it may not hold it's shape under the weight of the material you use to cover the lampshade. It might work if you twisted multiple strands together, but if someone bumped it or you dropped it on the floor, it would most likely bend. I use it for armatures for stop motion animation because it is so light weight and easy to bend with your fingers.
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It could be rolled up, but I think it will be difficult. It is very firm. I personally would not attempt to roll mine. When wereceived it, and took the wrapping off, it expanded a LOT. We have this in our lake home. If you have cats, I would probably suggest putting a plastic cover over it when not in use. I LOVE this bed. It is in our loft and I sleep on it rather than the bed in our master bedroom!!