what clamps can I use to hold the backdrops on the sides
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Any normal claps such as...http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0081A46WO/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1394502645&sr=1-1 (don't know if this is an active link) but small plastic hand clamps are my preference.
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Any normal claps such as...http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0081A46WO/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1394502645&sr;=1-1 (don't know if this is an active link) but small plastic hand clamps are my preference.
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That's exactly what it was designed to do. If your curtains have a hanging loop sewn into one end, just slide the horizontal bar through the loop, and set it onto the upright poles. If not, then a package of inexpensive clamps will hold any fabric in place. This is what I use: Cheaplights 6 PCS 3.75" Spring Clamps
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Each stand has a carry bag that fits it. It isn't overly thick, but enough to protect it. I ended up buying another bag that both of these stands fit in, and it has room for one thinner backdrop, clamps and umbrella adapters that fit the stands.
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Clamps are on this item. They are edge clamps that fit the spring steel edge of the reflector.
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The stand should work well considering I do use a 10x20 muslin on it. My only concern is the weight of your backdrop. It may bow if too heavy. As for the grommet top, make sure to check the specs of the top tube that it is thin enough to allow your backdrop to move freely. I have to reiterate, the stands are durable!
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Yes, it doesn't come with the clamps or the green muslin sheet as far as I know. When I ordered it they were separate. I ended up buying the clamps at Home Depot :)
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I already had some stands when I purchased the backdrops. My stands are fairly light weight, but seem to hold the backdrop without a problem. As far as the backdrop's capacity to hold weight, the material is thick enough that I believe you could attache paper flowers and not encounter a tear. I hope this is useful.
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Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?
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You would use 2 backdrops side by sideI ended up buying 2 rolls of tech green screen (about $7 each) because the included backdrops are cloth and i had animals near the set so i didn't want the hair sticking to the backdropHope that helps
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I would recommend buying some clips to stretch the cloth taut on the frame. We used 8 2-inch spring clamps (4 down each side). Other than that, you will need to have video editing software to remove the green background and insert whatever you wish to put there.
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There is a hold-down bar that allows stock up to 4.5" wide. However, this piece can be removed and stock clamped down allowing up to 6.5" of workable surfaces. You would have to devise sides from 2X6's or equivalent with your clamps but should not be difficult.
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I use parchment paper under each clamp. Roll them to the outside to remove them.
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They should work fine. It's not the length of the table that matters. It's how thick the tabletop is. These clamps will fit up to a 1-3/4" thick tabletop.
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So far I have used it with clamps from Lowes, Home Depot & some I purchased offline. I'm not sure about all, but I would say a wide selection.
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Replacement parts are not available. However, standard bar clamps can be used to secure items to the work table from the sides.
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So far every backdrop I've ever had has worked with this holder. The backdrop stand bar that holds the backdrop is adjustable.. And I've found that very convient for what ever situation big or small that I'm in. I highly recommend it.
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Courtni, this backdrop can be used with a background support system, however there are no loops so you will need clamps. We appreciate your inquiry. Alex G