What is the fabric used in the screen? i.e., is it cotton/linen or the plastic-y mesh like fabric? Also, have you tried it on carpet? What dimension can you extend it out to while still having it be upright on carpet?
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I would call it natural fabric but it is stiffened. It's not soft to the touch but appears to be fiber. The fabric does have openings in it; not solid. Definitely not plastic, rather an open-weave fabric somewhat like burlap but not as heavy and probably more open. Yes, it is sitting on a carpet. Each panel is about 16 inches wide and I got the 4 panel screen. Right now, only two of the panels are at an angle so I'd guess it's about 4-5 feet wide depending on your much of an angle you use.
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There is solid paper on the screen. We are careful with ours and don't try to put anything through it.
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Sorry for delay... Screen is satin. I have 4 of these. WONDERFUL. I also have 4 ACER UHD 28-in monitors. They are great, also. Bigger screen (Dell) vs less expensive, more pixels & great rotating stand (Acer)...sometimes the bigger screen wins.
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It is made out of cotton muslin...closer to a rough bed-sheet rather than a terrycloth, any yes, there is only one loop on the short side. The screen is closer to a rectangle than a large oval. Excellent product, excellent price!
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The screen material is a thin fabric mesh and the edging is plastic. The suction cups feel like a thin plastic material. The mesh screen is very flexible and the screens compress easily into a small bundle.
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Thank you so much, everyone!! I really appreciate your replies :). I went ahead and ordered a screen.
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It's not carpet.. atleast not any I've ever felt. It's very silky to the touch. Super soft but slick. There is zero padding though so while it's silky you can feel the board underneath it. Regular carpet would have been a better option. And also.. this is NOT for a full grown cat. It's barely big enough for a kitten.
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I use it more for the screen and use canned air for the keyboard. This cloth is great for TV screens, phone screen, ect. I bought two of them and I highly recommend them. I use mine every day.
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It is made of woven fabric. It's NOT a sheet of plastic. There is probably some risk of liquid chemicals soaking through and staining clothing.
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Beware, use soft cloth! We just used an ex dishrag and the plastic(?) screen has lots of little scratches all over which are visible using the black light.
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This screen is very light weight. Mine is on bare floor and the panels must be angled a bit to stand and they tend to scoot if nudged. Carpet might keep them from moving out of place.
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it is just a flat piece of netting... like the dimensions shown 12ft x 56" (4'10")... similar to the screen on your bedroom window with paint on it.... but not stiff...it is cloth.
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Screen is 84 inches left to right from edge to edge screen material height is at least when I pull imine down it hits the floor and I can't measure of the complete screen height, it is like a window shade. diagonal has to be at least 116 inchesGreat screen, exceptional value
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The material is stronger and thicker than paper and mine has never torn. I actually bought mine to hide my litter box behind. I have two cats and the screen is just as flawless today as it was the day I bought it.
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It's not carpet. It's a type of plastic. Very durable though. I used it both on carpet and tile and even with heels it was not destroyed. It really withstood the heavy traffic
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A level surface like a hardwood floor would be a great place for the screen. Stability will be determined by how you fold the panels. If you bunch them closer together the screen is heavy enough to withstand a little wind; however, the more you stretch them out the more the more unstable it be comes. We purchased two and folded them closer together to make them more stable. They are better than we expected. Since the are heavier than most of the others that we tried, we believe that they are more stable and durable.
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Did not like the noise complaints of an inflatable screen, so we spent $14 on a king sized sheet, $4 on two sections of pvc pipe, and $3 on a roll of duck tape. Taped the pvc to the top and bottom of the sheet and surrounded the whole thing with tape. We did buy a high thread count sheet-it is perfect for the screen! We have used it with dvds and also Xbox 360 and netfllix.