Can you adhere these sheets to each other to make the sheets doublesided?
586201
Although i have not done it, I can't see why not. If you want the adherence less noticeable, you could use a glue dot dispenser found in any craft store.
586202
I would say you could. it would be a pretty thin back to back sheet and you would have to do it carefully- they are very sticky and the might get creases in them. Might be worth sticking something in-between like thin card board or something. I love them though!
1055579
I have never tried gluing those two together, but I think these are fragile enough that they wouldn't stand up to constant pulling.
159681
Yes, you can. Remember to make sure the paper is placed in the printer correctly and print on both sheets of paper. Thank you and good luck! I think you will enjoy, if you want to see what I printed out I will give you my email and send a few pics.
1623998
Do you mean side-by-side? I believe it would depend on what surface you put them on. They slide on a hardwood floor--less so on carpet or an unfinished surface. If you did put them side-by-side, putting a king-size fitted sheet over the set might help some. Stacking them works okay if you just want a double thickness. Putting a fitted twin sheet around the set helps. Diane's solution sounds more involved but like it would work great!
774779
I didn't use mine on our twin beds, but since they're used to keep the corner of the sheets down I would say you'd use them the same way as you do all size beds, one on each corner. They come four to a package. If your sheets are too big you might try tightening up one side by positioning the sheet and then using two clips on one side to keep it in place and see if it works. If your sheets pop off you'll need one on all four corners for sure.
1868141
Avery makes special products for 2-sided printing however - and I have not tried to do double sided printing - I would think there is a high probability it would work once you properly aligned the printing.
1843845
I am not sure if you can do it, but I had to do something like this and I worked around it as following:I light-glued both papers on a blank A4 paper and laminated them as one piece.
1555154
Yes get good double sided tape. Or wood glue. But if you think you might want to take them apart later go with the tape.
1693405
In my opinion they would not fit side to side on a queen sheet. It is possible to connect two making one long enough.
640134
You could ... but I wouldn't recommend doing that before laminating because the two sheets will no longer be attached on one edge. Plus, it may get jammed in your laminator unless you put between 2 larger pieces of paper. But if you want to laminate a bunch of small items (like business cards), run a bunch through on a large sheet together and then cut them out.
1244240
Double wraping might be possible, however there is going to be a lot of material you will need to stuff under the top cover which may be uncomfortable.
2259202
I bought mine some time ago and have used several sheets. You should direct this question to the supplier. Good luck
2237913
I did mine separate (two lines) or you could do one contiuous. They came in two sheets.
2089710
Yes. You can easily separate them and put them back together. I personally used only one in most occasions. But if you want to use this as a permanent bedding, I would suggest you better go for a regular mattress as there is no match of comfort between the two.
616362
Yes, BUT, you will need to use two (2) adjacent lines. They (king size) fit if you "wrap them" around the corner.
1646344
not side by side. You might be able to nessel them inside each other and it would cover them. Hope this helps
127419
They can be. I don't believe the directions said how, but it wasn't too hard to figure it out. You can even use it as two separate desks, which I am currently doing.