Would this be sturdy enough to hand the puzzle on the wall after using this product?
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Its pretty study after you put the sheets on the back and let it sit for a few hours. However, it is still always a little bit flexible. You could try and hang it on the wall with the hanger or a wire if you wanted, but I would suggest buying a frame and putting it that to hang it up. It will better protect your puzzle and if the puzzle and frame fall on the floor from the wall the puzzle won't come apart. That's the danger you take with using the hanger that they provide in this product or trying to hang your puzzle with wire after using this product. Good luck
1274732
Assuming you mean to hang the puzzle on a wall, yes it is sturdy enough, although a frame would make it look really sharp
1274733
"Hand the Puzzle?" I'm not sure what you mean, but it is a sturdy enough backing to attach to a wall . What I do is put it in a frame.
1274734
Yes, it is. I used it on a 500 piece puzzle and it has been hanging on the wall since March. It is curling a little on the sides but no pieces have come lose.
1274735
Absolutely. The backing is very strong. After using the peel and stick, I picked up a thousand-piece puzzle by the edge just to see if any of the pieces would separate. None did. I also bought a Craig Frames 200ASHCH 20 x 27-Inch Picture Frame, and this puzzle fit perfectly. It's currently hanging on a wall in my home.
2015917
I bought this for my great grandson, Scarlett. He took it home with him so I really can't answer your question. I will contact my daughter and ask her, but most puzzles have a fairly light colored backing so I doubt there would be a problem.
368945
Not really, but if you live in earthquake-ville like I do then you probably should. It leans on the wall so it won't fall forward but could fall to the side if really jostled around. If you're looking for a quality piece don't buy this -- it's compressed wood with a stain on it. Poorly made and very rickety. The shelves don't stay level either, they shift because they're only held at one point on each side. I wish I had just invested in a bit more money and purchased the ones from Pottery Barn.
1300953
Don't think it would hold anything that heavy to a wall. It's mostly intended for posters, etc.
1011441
It seems sturdy to me. I think if you anchor it to a solid wall it would be fine. In fact, if I had the right type of table by my easy chair, I would buy a second one.
390326
It leans on the wall (it doesn't stick) so it shouldn't be a problem. The weight of the items you put on it will also help keep it stationary.
990556
Yes, If you have a wall to fasten it to, with the strength to hold it. The legs hold the weight when in use, so any decent wall strength would hold it.
816507
This is a sturdy puzzle and you can handle it without damaging it. Do not press too hard though.
994749
i am not really sure it is sturdy. i don't see why you should have a problem. good luck
908520
I'm sure it would be strong enough to support the weight but, if you stack them too high, it will be pretty wobbly. The back side isn't laminated and you could put some brackets to secure the cubes together but since the material is pretty cheap, it could break very easily. Hope this helps.
946666
Not very easily. Plus, I noticed that my 12-month old was able to bend the metal below one puzzle when trying to pull it out at an angle, so I am not sure this would hold up if hung on a wall floating. I would suggest hanging a shelf and putting this on a shelf.
1187853
It's pretty sturdy, However the feet are made of heavy plastic, and if one would crack or break, you would not be very happy. I would not take the chance, unless you could secure the tv to the wall some way just in case.
750710
Of course it depends on the size of the puzzle, I have a wooden puzzle board (the states of America) for my grandkids and it will not fit.
1990360
If it were against a wall, perhaps. It's not so much a matter of 'sturdy' as the tall height for a relatively narrow base. I think it could hold the weight but might tip. I suspect their bookcase might be a better choice, I also have one of those and it's been perfect.
283237
If you did want to screw it to the wall, you would have difficulity like Mr. Burson stated. The board that covers the back is very cheap and thin so I doubt it would hold for very long.
284884
It's a very stable puzzle, but if you loosen the tensions to much it will, like any other twisty puzzle, have a tendency to break.
2168959
it's very sturdy, but read the weight of these prior to mounting on walls. I don't have these mounted on my wall, I use these to hold toys for my kids with baskets that I bought from target.