What size or coverage does each pack give?
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I was able to cover 8ft by 12ft area with no problem, and I was making large thick cones. I'm sure I could have covered a much larger space if I had wanted to stretch it out more.
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1 bag barely covered my window which is (3 ft by 4 ft) <-just a guess. Basically the bags are very small.
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It depends on how far you stretch it out, it can be a little difficult, but I found putting it on the floor helped. I was able to cover a door with it. Also put one across two Windows.
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The package itself is 8" by 8" but the web is made to stretch very very far. I was able to cover a 5' by 5' window. The webbing gets thin as you stretch but that gives off a more realistic look and feel. Basically each package is like a big cotton ball that stay intact as you stretch it out.
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Excellent question! Each web would easily cover a large window. Each bag contains between .65-.70 oz. of spider web, so in total you are getting between 7.8 - 8.4 ounces (plus 12 little spiders) for around $8.00 - about $1.00/oz. Compare this with a single large package like Rubies #2330 which is 4.8 oz. for $4.25 - again, about $1.00/oz. Your milage may vary!
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If you stretch it out properly you can cover one or two very large shrubs per pack. I used four packs and decorated six huge shrubs/rosebushes, the front stairs, lights on each side of the door and the front shutters. The trick is to stretch it!
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Not sure about your brand but it seems to have a very flexible range of sizes that it will cover
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I recommend you buy a package of each - medium and large. The medium fit me but I liked the large as it allowed easier application and gave some leaway for fit.
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Small medium large. Medium probably works for most since there is a considerable amount of Velcro. You can also purchase bigger or smaller covers with designs on them for $25. I purchased an Air Force cover yesterday.
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Karen, These are 4 x 2.75. I always cut them into broad strips (2-3 per patch) or smaller squares, though. I get a bit of a rash, if I leave the patch on for too many hours. (Same withe the regular Tiger Balm) However, these patches have really been working well for me when I had muscle pain. Good luck!
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The package I received had 2 packs. A regular and a mini/travel size. Hope this helps.
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I would say a 12' X 12' area of coverage. The height is up to you. Lower is less coverage and more intense color. I do recommend this product!
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They come in different sizes. I got Large. Previous brands I have purchased all had straps. And the straps/clips never worked properly on those. These are wide Velcro and do work.
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Very well. They cover from all sides, though there are two sizes so you have to see which fits you better.
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In my opinion...they are too large to wear simultaneously....too wide....unless you had a REALLY long and large leg/hip. One pack provides quite a bit of coverage. Hope that helps.
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Pack Dimensions (Inches L x W x D) Small: 10.5 x 25 x 10.5in (27 x 64 x 27cm) | Medium: 11.5 x 20 x 12in (29 x 50.5 x 20.5cm) | Large: 12.5 x 29 x 12.5in (32 x 73 x 32cm) | XLarge: 13.5 x 34.5 x 13.5in (35 x 88 x 35cm)
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I had ordered several to get the correct size. I believe this one size came in a single pack.
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I dont know the exact dimensions of the pack, but i would say its a medium for sure. Is got some room. great pack to btw
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I fit five and I bought two packs. Good luck! I like this product, it helped solve a lot of issues.
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Each one, but they sell two different sizes. Check to make sure you get the size you need cause I ordered way too large a size. Turns out they didn't do the job anyway
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OH, So sorry. Reading comprehension has escaped me, duh, Guess I got the small packs. You can also go to alocsac web site for dimensions.
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I would say that each of these covers approx 4 sq. ft. so you would need around 10 for best coverage.