Are these strong enough to support 9 feet rolls of paper? I just bought 9 ft x 50 ft rolls of backdrop paper. Thanks
808271
I have 2 rolls of the savage 107 in x 12 yards on it and it holds fine. I just got some toggle bolts to make sure it was very secure. No problems so far.
808272
Yes, they are. But the important part is to attach them strong to the wall.
808273
Well, yes they definitely are! I presently have 3 (108" - 9ft.) rolls loaded into my Fotodiox system - (black-white + grey). And I have been using all of them for well over (6) months now. I haven't had any problems with them at all. Actually, if I had more studio space. I would definitely be buying more of them.
808274
I went to Lowes and got 3_10ft pvc pipes, and using my 9x22 backdrop canvas and have no issues. I'm thinking my pvc is heaver than your paper?
1268577
Absolutely although...the length of screw you use to attach them and the surface they are attached to probably has a lot more to do with their holding ability. If you are using them to hang heavy items...make sure you are screwing them directly into wood...not just the sheetrock.
2201616
I haven't tried vinyl rolls, but my guess is that it should be able to handle them. Just make sure you attach the mounts very well to the wall!
1279549
I would not use it for that unless you are going to fill the file. Otherwise, they'll just fall over and be hard to go through. I am very happy with the hanging folders in the rolling files.
1802592
Yes. I may have a 9 in mine. They wont roll off. They have to roll over the rail. Should be fine. Great desk space. I love this bedi
483892
I would not use them for that, as they are fabric and with weight of hanging folders you would see the ends roll on the side walls. Other than that it works great.
284125
Not if your backdrops are large (6 feet plus). This adds approximately a foot to the width of backdrops.
1613162
I can't say how much exact weight this would hold but I am certain it will hold a muslin backdrop. I have a roll of paper on mine that I know outweighs a large backdrop piece of muslin. As long as you are not talking about a roll of muslin. It might very well hold a roll of muslin as well, though. It's pretty sturdy.
817720
Not very strong. I use them to hold laminated paper signs to my board, I use at least 6-8 for a laminated half a piece of paper.
93544
When I bought them, they appeared to be too flimsy, however, after hanging 3 plates they felt OK. The plates I currently have are only 13 inches in dia., and they appear to be quite secure after about three years on the wall. If you buy the larger hangers I think you will be OK with them. Good luck. (Mike)
830180
I don't see why you couldn't use paper backdrops. The frame is sturdy enough to hold up very thick sheets. Just remember to purchase clamps which are sold separately.
2083560
I do use it for a 9' roll occasionally...it does work but its a little flimsy. .. just be careful
1151112
Not sure, we only use it to hold 8x11.5 paper. It might as slong as you can fit them in hanging file folders.
648867
Yes they will !! They hold a TON of weight too !! I use them all round the edges of my Origami shelves to hang clothing !! Buy more then one , because you will find a million uses for them ! You just reminded me to order MORE !!!
1520149
Should be no problem... I use them in an office holding heavy items like copy paper... Cards... Computer software. They are really made well!!
2201167
Yes. They worked perfect. Used 2 150' rolls at my wedding 2 months ago. Didn't cut them and they were great.
2095262
If your asking is it strong enough for the weigh of the lights and or Umbrellas, the answer is yes... I have a roll of 8 different backdrops on mine and they weigh approx. 20 pounds and I have no sag in the bar at the 10 foot width... Just make sure that the outside poles are straight up and down... Set one of the tripod stands so that one leg is under or inline with the top pole for better support...