Is it strong at the perforations? Won't be separating; need to wrap around large framed art several times, don't want it to tear.
1037869
It is strong at the perforations - in my experience, it will only come apart at the perforations if you pull it apart.
1037870
Sorry I had not used mine yet so I went in a tried it to answer your question at a gentle pull it did not separate but when I found the perforation and pulled harder there it tore nicely. Hope this is of some help.
1037871
You should be OK if you don't pull too tiht. The wrap is kinda thin and bubbles pop easy, but it did OK on more "tender" items when we used layers
1037872
I found it very strong. I do not think it will tear at edges. If you are worried, use extra packing tape on the edges. But i was very pleased with the bubble wrap itself.
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.
237291
I have used it under heavy pots and pans with no difficulty in cracking or tearing. In order to keep it from sliding around on the shelf, cut it to the exact size of the shelf area to be covered leaving the piece no room to wiggle or slide. The product is heavy duty and will not wrinkle or fold. When cut to the size of the shelf area being covered, it will stay where it is placed. The ribbed side up prevents pots and pans from sticking to the surface of the product.
1995579
The holes are oblong. I've hung 10x20' muslins many times already without a problem, just make sure that the legs are out as far as they can go for stability.
357232
I have only used it to cover the insides of windows, so don't know how well it will last outdoors. I think it's not strong enough to resist tearing via impaction of sharp objects. But it is reasonably strong. If I were to consider outdoor usage, as you are, then I would buy one roll and give it a try. Just be sure to attach it to your support points/framing such that those points don't initiate tearing under stress (wind, etc.). I suspect it may prove adequate.
1417974
I bought this for decorative use, but I've pulled tightly on it & tied it to hold several rolls of fabric together and it has held fine. It appears to be hardy.
1385157
Mine just had reinforced holes for the curtain. I have had it for many months and it has stood up just fine. None of the holes have ripped, thought I don't have kids in my apartment.
1820697
It would be flimsy to wrap it without a frame and I don't think it would hold its shape over time. I built a frame for mine following instructions on a youtube video. Pretty simple to do.
38106
Also, be careful when you close it. A metal part always catches on mine and pulls at the fabric. This actually caused the fabric to tear. I try not to collapse mine if I don't have to now.
1034025
It is made of rip-stop material and even if it were to get a tear, it wouldn't go far. But yes, the material is pretty durable as well. This is a great exterior frame, backpack.
2202004
From my experience it has not ripped yet. The wire under the paper is flexible & bends when the boys kick it while the are wresting. But it is paper with glass bulbs underneath so I would use caution in a true playroom.
33769
It's just the material. It's like a boxed frame was built and this material was stretched around the sides. But it's pretty sturdy like leather, but it's not leather. It makes it light to move around, but you do run the risk of it being ripped. But the risk of it being ripped is still low. It would have to be kicked really hard and intentionally. Or something sharp would have to penetrate it. All in all, if you put in in an area where there isn't going to be any rough housing around it or sharp objects near by, you should be fine.
1712541
I've used this type of Pastry cloth for a long time and love it. I've never had a problem with themetal frames coming off. Make sure both ends of the metal frame are pushed on the wooden part real good.
1025921
I've not used it for anything except embroidery (it's great for that!). However, I have hooked rugs in the past and I wouldn't use this frame for a rug because I don't think it is strong/heavy enough.
1114645
Sorry to say I have no idea. i suggest calling the manufacturer. I can tell you we love this thing! Very strong and sturdy. i have no concern for it puncturing or tearing
958469
It's pretty strong, but will sag, so you may have to have it pretty tight between the uprights. My large dogs ran into it a lot (it was around the in ground pool) and it never tore or split.
894660
I used it to frame an unopened record. Shrink wrap and all and didn't have any trouble with it. Double vinyl albums might be tight, but otherwise you should be fine.