how many do I need for a 6' wide x 9' tall wall for kids?
1724405
I got 10 for my sons wall. It's about 3x6 and it's perfect. So I'd say 15 should be just fine.
1724406
As a rule of thumb, usually a hold per every 1-2 square feet is a good guide. That being said you would probably want somewhere between 27 and 54 holds depending on how much variety you want there to be in the routes to the top.
1724407
I probably shouldn't answer but I will. I've never built a real climbing wall so I don't really know. But I built my grandkids (5 -1 0years old) a treehouse 11' off the ground. I made a staircase (ladder) for the 'wimps' but encouraged them to climb the trunk instead. I used all 10 climbing holds, plus a branch or two. I found I had to have a hold at least every foot or so for the kids. I think I could use three sets of 10 on a 9' x 6' climbing wall. That would allow several routes up the wall. If it is outdoors, be sure to use rust-proof screws. I had a non rust-proof screw fail.
1724408
It depends on how tall the kids are:) I did a 4x8 wall and needed 15 of the hand holds due to my grandson (age 4) being a little guy. I started out with ten holds but he had a hard time reaching from one to the other.
136574
For good measure you should probably buy two, one piece is about 9inches wide.
1258381
Hi Barbara! I honestly can't remember how many came in the set, but it was enough to cover the front and back of my classroom front door, which is a standard sized door. If you are planning to use it to cover a wall, I might be tempted to purchase two packs. I was very impressed with how well they stick. They lasted on my door all school year, and I just left them up. I had to stop by school just the other day, and they still look great. Hope this helps!
1399273
I got feet for mine as I use them for displaying pictures. One could hang from a wall for personal items. The 6 ft. Are heavy. You would need a strong wall hook. Hope that helps.
2068950
This item is sold by the sq. ft. So, you basically need to calculate how many sq. ft. you'll be needing and you can simply order the product accordingly. Please remember that this item comes in boxes of 9 sq. ft. So, you'd need to order the quantity you need in multiples of 9 sq. ft. These tiles can be perfectly used on shower walls and floors (as long as they get installed properly). To finish the job, you'd need to grout and seal the tiles. Please consult all these with a professional installer as each and every project is different and might require special installation supplies. But, you can always reach the seller at 1-877-445-5599 for more information. Thank you. This item is sold by the sq. ft. So, you basically need to calculate how many sq. ft. you'll be needing and you can simply order the product accordingly. Please remember that this item comes in boxes of 9 sq. ft. So, you'd need to order the quantity you need in multiples of 9 sq. ft. These tiles can be perfectly used on shower walls and floors (as long as they get installed properly). To finish the job, you'd need to grout and seal the tiles. Please consult all these with a professional installer as each and every project is different and might require special installation supplies. But,... » Read More This item is sold by the sq. ft. So, you basically need to calculate how many sq. ft. you'll be needing and you can simply order the product accordingly. Please remember that this item comes in boxes of 9 sq. ft. So, you'd need to order the quantity you need in multiples of 9 sq. ft. These tiles can be perfectly used on shower walls and floors (as long as they get installed properly). To finish the job, you'd need to grout and seal the tiles. Please consult all these with a professional installer as each and every project is different and might require special installation supplies. But, you can always reach the seller at 1-877-445-5599 for more information. Thank you. « Show Less
997200
2 would be fine. Lots of power here. Back wall pointed out. I have 8 of these and they are THE Best you'll find anywhere. All are over 5 years old. I use them everyday. Not a problem....ever.
1224394
I did one wall with 2 rolls and it was a 20ft by 8ft wall. So, if the room is around that size I would say around 8. Hope this helps.
706113
Yes you can. Each piece is at least 2 feet wide , so 9 feet shouldn't be a problem. The only issue would be standing up on its own. You would need to have slight bends to keep it upright.
1845130
I bought 2 to be enough wide for the kids. Just 1 might be small if the kids want to play with few horses and cows. My son also used to play with his dinosaurs.
2117938
Probably about 6ft vertical is the most I've done, so at 16:9 that is about 11.4 ft wide. I could go bigger but don't have the wall space.
1543078
The blocks provide me the option to hang them either sideways (6" wide) or vertical (6" tall). The depth from the wall is 5".
590158
Hi Timothy the widest we currently have available is 9 FT wide, by 36 Ft long, what I do when I need a wider set up is run two rolls sideways this way you can have near 36 FT wide set, naturally you you would need to tape to the wall , and have an inconsequential seam on the bottom.
451346
I would get a much larger set for 4-6 students. I use this small group set for one child. I would recommend at least 3 sets for 4-6 children. As math level advances, having more 10 rods (the orange ones) is useful.
841183
based on http://www.wallpaperdirect.com/us/wallpaper-calculator and the measurements 11' x 30', the estimate: you'll need 7 rolls of standard wallpaper to cover 330 square ft of wall. HOWEVER, the repeat is 20.5 "/Drop Match. If you know a paperhanger, ask them to calculate. It looks great. no need for wallpaper paste at all, just water and patience. Mark the repeat, like find waldo, is tricky because it looks so realistic. From upclose to afar, looks like old world brick! Take your time hanging.
1252040
We used 10 in boards. I guess you could use 8 in boards but then they wouldn't line up with the tops of the brackets. These have held up great and were easy to use.
373888
The manufacturer recommends a maximum of 8 panels. However, I currently have 10 panels installed (we have 15-month-old twins, so the extra space is helpful). You need to have a sufficient angle/bend between each panel for stability. Having 10 panels attached already makes the play yard a bit unstable (the panels that join without much of an angle are prone to bending & twisting, and I suspect they could fall over if a bigger child pushed in the wrong spot). Adding additional panels would be even more unstable.We do not have our 10 panels arranged in a perfect decagon (a 10-sided figure), but if we did, it would be about 10 feet across. The manufacturer recommends a maximum of 8 panels. However, I currently have 10 panels installed (we have 15-month-old twins, so the extra space is helpful). You need to have a sufficient angle/bend between each panel for stability. Having 10 panels attached already makes the play yard a bit unstable (the panels that join without much of an angle are prone to bending & twisting, and I suspect they could fall over if a bigger child pushed in the wrong spot). Adding additional panels would be even more unstable.We do not have our 10 panels arranged in a perfect decagon (a 10-sided... » Read More The manufacturer recommends a maximum of 8 panels. However, I currently have 10 panels installed (we have 15-month-old twins, so the extra space is helpful). You need to have a sufficient angle/bend between each panel for stability. Having 10 panels attached already makes the play yard a bit unstable (the panels that join without much of an angle are prone to bending & twisting, and I suspect they could fall over if a bigger child pushed in the wrong spot). Adding additional panels would be even more unstable.We do not have our 10 panels arranged in a perfect decagon (a 10-sided figure), but if we did, it would be about 10 feet across. « Show Less
1464465
A couple hundred to make a decent one. I have don't have enough cover the bottom and I probably have around 50 in mine. My kids don't care. They have a blast in this. I can fit 4 kids in there!