Would this work for a canvas poster, it's a bit thicker than a normal poster or map?
453010
I'm not sure how thick a canvas poster is but I currently am using my 24" to hang three (3) posters; two laminated and one regular. Normally, I use the hanger for two laminated posters back to back so that I can change them around. I have the third poster on at the moment to straighten it out from being rolled. I have more posters and plan to get more in more sizes; currently have 24" & 36"; need more 24" & 48." Hope this helps.
1613685
I bought one of 48 inch Just Hang-Its for a large map of the world, and several smaller versions of the Just Hang-Its for other posters of different sizes. All are laminated which protects them from any damage. If the posters were not laminated, and if the paper was on the thinner side, I could see the top edge of the posters getting a bit bent. Not sure how much the large world map weighs, but the Just-Hang-It has been holding it securely for about six months now.
1509342
I assume you mean, hold different thicknesses at the same time. I haven't done that myself but have seen a place recently that had a variety of letters and posters hanging from the same strip. As long as there isn't a big difference, it would work.
991136
It's more like wallpaper. But I suppose, if you uncurl it, block it to stay flat, and use very strong magnets it might work. But it also has weight to it.
1825071
Absolutely! As long as it's a lighter color, it would be great on a canvas bag.
649592
I use this for an atlas which is two inches thick and it works fine. I believe that a three inch thick book would also work.
1106556
It's too thick for printing. For my labels I just use a regular ballpen and write on it. It's permanent that way unlike using a sharpie or a marker.
736539
It is substantially thicker than wrapping paper - but if you are willing to crease in the edges it could work. It would be like wrapping something with construction paper.
1564893
It is probably 2 mm thick.You should be able to mount the laminated map easily. I have mounted wooden photo frames using these tapes.I am not sure if you can press the tape to thin out.
1234351
I wouldn't use it for canvas. I believe there are specific waterproofing materials for canvas that you can get.
1197095
I guess one of those really large poster frames would be fine. It's a nice map and doesn't necessarily need a frame.
487347
It is slightly thicker than a piece of paper. I have mine on the wall and it holds up nicely.
1584411
No, it would not be too thick. In fact it would be ideal for such an application. The paper is thick enough and it is perfectly opaque so that the colors, etc. willnot bleed through. I use it to make greeting cards and it is MARVELOUS for that application as well.
1358560
I went to Michael's and got a frame that is slightly bigger than the map. I used the black paper the frame came with to act as a background for the little bit of sides of the map that do not reach the frame. you can't tell, and everyone that comes into my office loves it. (sorry that phrasing is a little weird, let me know if i can clarify in any way)
1979890
I have not personally attempted image tranfer onto canvas, but I do use this for all my wood transfers. I dont see why this same stuff wouldnt work. Hope I was semi helpful.
2200600
Yeah, that should be fine. I used it for a few prints that were 24x30. As long as your canvas isn't too top heavy, it shouldn't be an issue.
1758341
I feel it would be to thick. It is good quality photo paper. Hope this helps.