Baby on the way, thinking about getting this for the nursery but we have wood paneling on the wall and was wondering if it would work on this?
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The hammer is light weight and held on with screws and raw plugs. The screws are not extremely long however is quite sturdy. Hope this helps :)
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If the wall isn't subject to a lot of moisture it should be OK. I used mine on drywall in a dining room and sealed the wall before I put it up. Only real problem I had was that virtually every panel I received had damaged corners (I bought three boxes). They arrived very beat up and poorly packaged. Ended up trimming all of the panels in order to get them to fit together seamlessly. They do paint up very nicely and look great but I worry about durability and if they will withstand the test of time, especially with grandkids in the house.
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I'd imagine that it would work. This set comes in 4 pieces, one for each side of the crib. If two sides of your crib are solid wood, you may be able to just not use those pieces. My crib has slats on all four sides and it works great!
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I found that it works best on as smooth of surface as possible. I would recommend sticking it on a mirror before trying it anywhere else because it would not stick to my wall right after taking it out of the packaging, but after being on the mirror for awhile it stayed everywhere else that I tried! As long as the wood is almost perfectly smooth it should work just fine. I hope this helps!
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Mine is on a wooden mini crib. It fits fine. The only problem you may have is that the attachment strap is not long, so mini or regular crib, if the front and back rails are super thick, it won't fit. Also note that the rails should probably be straight and not curved, like some styles. So, I attached mine to the side rail (where the baby,s feet would be) rather than the front or back. Baby still loves it.
436361
Yes it'll work perfectly!!! I've had mine for 3 months now & it's mounted on the wall nice & sturdy!! Hope this helps :-)
1269220
I am not sure that it would work. The width an height are ok but there is nothing on the frame to attach the panel and I don't think the front pole is strong enough to hold a wood panel.
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I would think so. You have to screw it into the wall, so wallpaper should make a difference.
888965
I also have a crib which doesn't have slats on one side. It might work for that kind of crib too, if you can tie it up at the corner real tight. Otherwise it will slip down easily. Its a good Bumper.
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I have it on the wall, but it has legs and would work well on a surface. Not sure I like the looks of the legs on the wall. Very sturdy. Wish shelf bars were closer together. Small things fall over.
1964773
Hi Veronica, yes you can. I used the wall mural for our school play, Once Upon a Mattress and we put it on Luan which is a very thin wood paneling sheet. While we did begin using the paste mixture that came with each box. We found it did not mix very well in the water and was actually very glubby (if that's a word). We began using wall paper paste that we got at Home Depot and that worked much better. I hope this helps.
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The back portion is flat and that would work fine on a flat wall. However, where the side shelves are, the part that would face the wall is unfinished so you would see the board. Quick fix would be to just paint that part ion a black and nobody would ever know because of the odd angle of it. Hope that helps. We love it and would highly recommend it! Good luck shopping!
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Some of the trees connect at the branches, and some do not. We did not put all the trees on one wall so I could not tell you exactly how wide they would all be all together on one wall as it looks like in the pictures. We placed the decals around the crib and other furniture in the room, so the trees and other animals would not be blocked by everything.
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I used mine in our playroom that has very flat smooth walls. I was able to put up without any issues. Sorry you're having trouble!
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Just thought about it... You may have lots more scratches if you put it on wood. And as for the other response, I'd have to agree it may not fit as intended. May not be the best choice for your idea. Hope we were able to help.
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Well, i built a simple wood frame, but you could just as easily screw the material into the wall at the studs, and you can always patch the holes up with spackling when you move. Then use that 4 inch 1mm black felt tape around the borders. I like the tape. It finishes it ff nice and helps square up the picture. JVCC-felt06 is what I used.
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There is a small hole/opening on the back I think you could hang it from a nail. It is not meant to be hung, however, because it could fall on the baby. You could always set it on your changing table and attach to the wall by a nail at baby's level. That way it's not hanging over baby and the baby would still be able to see the projection.