does the foil side go up and the fiber side is glued down
1687698
Yes. the only way... If you put it close to hot pipes make sure it does not touch the pipe. excellent product. I will buy it agaaing..
1687699
Foil side is up, yes. I used it to line the cabinet where downdraft is for my cooktop so we just stapled it, but yes the felt side would be glued.
911174
The lounge we have does have cardboard end pieces that can flip up, which I did not notice until now. They each love laying in it with the ends down, but will try now with it flipped up.
70322
No seasonal sides, just one side up one side down. No flipping either, the bottom is a different material.
946280
As seen from what I have, both sides has been glued quite strongly. (I hardly see any space between sides) Unless you would forcely cut it with knife or something, it doesn't seem to come apart easily.
908181
The sides do not go down, they are permanent. There are 2 shelves, one is an ironing board which my daughter uses more than any other part of the set. The holes for the side shelves are pre-drilled but aside from that, I think you can leave them off without it really affecting the whole set.
1170963
No extra piece/layer on bottom. I've owned mine for 6 months with no warping at all.
1911721
No, it core and slice at the same time. You can peel without slicing or coring
688580
Yes, it is the same fabric as the sides. This has been a wonderful toy for my granddaughter. It is still like new although it's had lots of happy play. One of the best toys that their playroom has had. Her brother has the Knight one so they have lots of interactive play.
1621103
no, the side portion that comes up as one piece cannot be separated so u have to use as one a while. how that helps.
38489
You can tell which side is up by the covering. The side that is more finished goes up.
2270865
The sides only fall off if you swing two edges wrong. Like if I were to swing the top slice half way and then the right slice I try to rotate.. Then an edge piece might fall off.. Its easy to plug them back in though, but it messes you up if you are timing yourself
1312620
I have not had any problem like that. The fibers are fully encased so there is little likelihood that they will escape and make a mess.
1207991
All the sides zip together, but they are "delicate", if you pull to hard you can tear the screen. There is no top in this package just the sides. I left mine ziped up one day and birds tore holes on it eating the bugs that got trapped inside
259455
Yes. I haven't had any problems with the filler seeds being out of place and heating unevenly. The stitching does go 1/2 way up on the shoulder section but the wrap is so nicely filled that there isn't much room for the seeds to move around. I suppose if I shook it upside down they would. However, because the sections are open it allows you to massage them into a new area if needed. Hope that helps.
1941944
Foil side faces heat. You can apply adhesive on the fiberglass side, such as DEI or 3M spray on adhesive for heat resistance application.
68378
A little bit. For instance, you can pull some of the side strands back and clip them in the back or you could roll most of it into a low loose bun. I wouldn't pull it up though.
756211
Theres is a light sticking problem but they usually come free pretty easily. Might have to tap them out a little. Dont press on it to hard. I tend not to use the inset. The groves/indentations on both sides is enough to not cause the burger to plump up. I dont think you absolutely need the paper but it will probably make it easier.