As far as set up, do you build the frame first & then the screen is all one piece that drapes over?
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It's all one piece. This item is awesome we have used it for a year and a half with no issues. Set up is easy first time was windy and my girl did it by herself. Highly recommend.
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you put the poles into pockets in the screen house and then it stands up. you then anchor it down.My son-in-law had it up in no time!
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Thank you! That is quite exactly what I was looking for. I appreciate your answers. :)
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Yes. That is all one piece. The glass you touch and the monitor. Like your smartphone display assuming you have one. It's glass and the screen glued together.
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the screen panel that I have only fits onto one side. hope this answers your question.
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There is nothing by way of instruction manual to answer that question. My son only used the green screen on the frame. He was however very happy with the quality of the product. Sorry not more help.
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Chandramohan , I built my own frame out of 2x6 . The box springs and mattress rest on top . I also screwed the frame ( head board, foot board and both side rails ) together because they kept coming apart . Now it is one solid frame. After a lot of doing this and doing that , it is finally the way I believe it should be. If I had to do this over again I would probably just buy a bed from some place like Rooms to Go and let the store employees deliver and put the whole thing together and leave all the work out of it for me.
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Yes, it is one complete assembly. So, even if it looks like the "screen" isn't exactly broken, it is necessary to replace.
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I would agree that a 10x12 setup is best. I used my Backdrop Alley system successfully with this screen.
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all screen mesh. you can purchase fiberglass panels that snap on to the screens tho for privacy
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Sort of. I tried to put it together and realized I couldn't do it alone (just me?). I put everything back in the box and assembled it later in the week with help. The screen had to be stretched to fit the frame. No wrinkles.
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Do some testing with a short time at 1 second intervals and make sure you know how it works. Then set it to the real settings and go. I also start it without being in the case and edit that first frame out in post editing. That way I know it is going before I place it in its mounted housing.
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Not so much. The frame is a breeze. The fabric is a tangled mess. It won't unroll without snagging itself. The instructions recommend two people, I'd recommend at least two. I did it myself. I did not have a lot of yard because of having a very wooded yard. If you have a lot of room, roll the whole thing out so you can get it untangled. Then stretch it around the frame. Once I finally got it wrapped, I had to go around and twist many of the strands from top to bottom to line them all back up. I personally recommend a unit that is pre assembled panels. They will go together in under a half hour. But, you will get a sense of accomplishment when you do finish this one. One other thing. I had a pre built one years ago for a former dog. He was very strong and would grab the fabric at the bottom and rip it loose. Then he could crawl through. I screwed wood along the bottom and that stopped him. This time, with this unit, I used pipe clamps every 6" along the bottom instead of the included aluminum ties. It's much sturdier. The aluminum ties are too easily pulled loose because they are just too short to really tie.
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It has been some time and really don't remember. I think there were 2 different tension rods (metal). It's nicely up on the wall, so I don't want to move it to check connectors. The directions are not good, and I went to youtube and looked up a fast simulation of someone putting it together. That was invaluable. I would slow it down, which made it take about 2 hours to put together on my own. The tension rods and snaps/connectors were quality made, and the screen is perfect tension (tough enough to put on, but not too tough) and no creases at all in the seams. With hd projector and surround system, infinitely better than any plasma/lcd much smaller size for much more $ It has been some time and really don't remember. I think there were 2 different tension rods (metal). It's nicely up on the wall, so I don't want to move it to check connectors. The directions are not good, and I went to youtube and looked up a fast simulation of someone putting it together. That was invaluable. I would slow it down, which made it take about 2 hours to put together on my own. The tension rods and snaps/connectors were quality made, and the screen is perfect tension (tough enough to put on, but not too tough) and no creases at all in the seams. With hd projector and surround... » Read More It has been some time and really don't remember. I think there were 2 different tension rods (metal). It's nicely up on the wall, so I don't want to move it to check connectors. The directions are not good, and I went to youtube and looked up a fast simulation of someone putting it together. That was invaluable. I would slow it down, which made it take about 2 hours to put together on my own. The tension rods and snaps/connectors were quality made, and the screen is perfect tension (tough enough to put on, but not too tough) and no creases at all in the seams. With hd projector and surround system, infinitely better than any plasma/lcd much smaller size for much more $ « Show Less
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Easy is a relative word but yes, it took only a few seconds to take out the old screen and put in a new screen and I use one screen at a time. I don't change out the entire set (3) at once.
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The way the screen is set up there is only one opening. Depending on what you have for doors, I think you could be creative and cut the screen on the end.
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I was able to put it together with the help of my dad and my basic set of tools he got me when I moved out. Beware, once I had it ALL together.. I found out that the digital screen didn't work. I would recommend testing that out first before going through all the hassle of putting the machine together!
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Forgot I mention I drilled a 2x4 into the wall studs for better support, then drilled the screen into the 2x4. I then cover it with a board and crown molding so u can't even see it when it is up. So cool when I lower it out of no where. It looks great.
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Instructions should have accompanied the wall mesh covers. If not you just have to open the walls and make sure the windows open from the bottom. You should then have across the top Velcro straps which you attach to the top of your canopy frame. There are straps going down the sides of the wall which need to be attached to the legs. Attach the other three walls in the same way. Each wall has two sides with zippers. Hook the zippers together so they zip from top to bottom. The 4th was has no windows just one long zipper in the middle. Attach it in the same way. I hope this makes sense and it works for you. If you have any questions let me know. Sonia Instructions should have accompanied the wall mesh covers. If not you just have to open the walls and make sure the windows open from the bottom. You should then have across the top Velcro straps which you attach to the top of your canopy frame. There are straps going down the sides of the wall which need to be attached to the legs. Attach the other three walls in the same way. Each wall has two sides with zippers. Hook the zippers together so they zip from top to bottom. The 4th was has no windows just one long zipper in the middle. Attach it in the same way. I hope this makes sense and it... » Read More Instructions should have accompanied the wall mesh covers. If not you just have to open the walls and make sure the windows open from the bottom. You should then have across the top Velcro straps which you attach to the top of your canopy frame. There are straps going down the sides of the wall which need to be attached to the legs. Attach the other three walls in the same way. Each wall has two sides with zippers. Hook the zippers together so they zip from top to bottom. The 4th was has no windows just one long zipper in the middle. Attach it in the same way. I hope this makes sense and it works for you. If you have any questions let me know. Sonia « Show Less