Our signs are used frequently and the plastic hook on top often breaks- any advice on the sturdiest brand of banner holder? Thanks!
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Truly, i haven't seen an issue with the hooks on these. I often am not the one using the end product, though. Just assembling banners for other departments within the organization and they use them as needed. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
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We use the stands once a week and haven't had any issues with the hook. We only had an issue when swapping out a new banner and stand wouldn't retract. We called customer service and sent the stand back for repair at no extra charge (only shipping), then received it two weeks later.
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I used small velcro Command Strips instead of the hanger on the top (it's retractable, so I just pushed it down so it doesn't show). I put 1 command strip across the top, the bottom, and spaced 2 along each side and velcro'd it to the wall since many people will be taking forms in and out of the various folders. It makes it a little more stable, and the strips worked great!
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I had that same problem. It comes with double sided adhesive tape which is what I used. It has been holding strong for more than a solid month now.
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I just got my box up. I won't be using the flag so don't expect a problem though plastic is never a good thing. I will also say, this box doesnt have a catch and the door is very easliy opened so I expect it to eventually flop open too easy. It's a great box and I don't know why they make them with shappy materials at all.
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If you want to mount it, then do what I do for a lot of my pictures around the house...use command hanging strips. You can get them at Target or Lowes. I think the large can hold up to 10lbs or more.
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It is plastic. Happy birthday banner is a separate piece, which is nice because my daughter has the girls hanging on her bedroom wall now that birthday is over.
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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.
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I looked everywhere I ended up finding cute baskets at tj max I would suggest hobby lobby or jo ann fabrics. Fyi We also had to add brackets to this changer because it was not very sturdy... Hope this helps
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No, the banner flags are made of thick paper stock, like card. The pattern is on both sides. They look cute, but for a party or something short term. I wouldn't suggest you buy for decorating a kids bedroom, nursery etc. not sure how they'll hold up and look nice
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Hi Vickie, I would purchase the cheaper ones, I bought 3 of them and they were all broken, and so flimsy. I don't have mine mounted to a wall, but the plastic is so thin and cheap I would imagine it would be tough to put on a wall. Hope this helps!
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The plastic and foam holders shown in the photo are junk. they fell off within a week. If you have strong adhesive clips, you can hang things in the rack. You just can't use the holders they provide. the safe is a great deal, I just have everything sitting on the floor or on the really small top shelf. I hope this helps.
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I purchased a lightweight, collapsing flagpole at Harbor Freight on sale for about $50. But, any flagpole with a smaller base than the holder should work. The flagpole I use expands out to 20 feet.
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Mine only lasted for a year holding up the simple human dispensers. I had to eventually anchor permanently with screws
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I'll have to ask my husband when I can. He put it up. But I like the holder very much.
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Try that gummy/putty stuff for hanging posters. I think it's called "fun tack" or something like that. Keep in mind, though, it can be hard to get out of tiny crevices.
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I used the small key holder command damage-free hooks and they work great. I didn't use a string. I just put them on the wall like I would of put the screws. But I'm pretty sure the string idea would work. Just make sure you use picture frame wire. I used string to hold a medium size picture once and the string broke and my frame was shattered. Good luck.
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I already had one, but if you are looking to buy a stand for this paper, look for something really stable or buy sandbags because it's heavy. I think mine it's from limostudio and I used to only put fabric backgrounds to it, but it has performed really well carrying the paper, just a little unstable, that's why I suggested the sandbags.