Could I attach this to all the sides of a large cardboard box to make a sleep chamber? I know it wouldn't be perfect, but surely it would help a bit?
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this stuff is HEAVY. 1lb. per square foot. it would probably collapse the box unless it's like 1 inch thick corregated. i used it on walls and ceiling, needed to be heavy duty stapled onto beams.
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It would help more than just a bit, however you have to know if the cardboard is strong enough to hold the weight of the MLV (1 pound per sf)
1489374
Hi Barb,I think this would slide around if it were not wrapped around the sides of the mattress as intended.
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I would say yes, the foam is very thin so it would for in that gap well, and it can be stuck to itself to increase thickness depending on the gap. But there is a lot of foam in these packs. I coated two panels of a rather large PC case with a single sheet of it. You may wish to look at a smaller pack if you only wish to do a shelf
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If the cardboard was thin enough yes. Not sure how thin it would need to be but the slot is pretty thin. Thanks for the interest.
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Used mine for a Sleep Number bed. They sell a special bracket to attach a headboard. It attaches to the frame of the bed, so you would need to drill holes in the platform and insert a lag bolt, use a washer, and then the nut on the other side. You would just want to make sure you measured and marked carefully before you drilled your holes.
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I don't think it would work for that. Pretty sure there is no way to attach.
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No, I think the hole in the softbox, once it's closed would be way to big for this ittle guy and just fall off
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This foam won't work for that application. You need bigger sheets and thicker too. Gravity would hold them in place.
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The wire mold is very stiff and flat. It would be hard to use in a corner. However it would work on the side of a corner, just not the corner as there would be no way to attach it. You would have to have a brace in the corner to attach it to. Maybe a piece of wood.
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it can, but only if you replace the cardboard backing with a wood panel or thin plywood....as a room divider wyou would want it to be attractive from front and rear...that would require the modification I suggest. I replaced with a wood bead-board panel, either paint or stain it and trim out a very good fix for little money...will make the unit look great...
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That's an interesting question, but I don't believe that would be the case. The wires are on top but then there are strong metal bars which run opposite direction of the wires. While I cannot be certain that pressure won't force a tiny amount of the mattress through the cubed holes, I'm sure the mattress will be just fine on top of the frame. If you believe your mattress is marshmallow soft underneath, then I would recommend getting a box spring to alleviate your fear since few frames will then suit your purpose.
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I don't see why you couldn't, but I dont know if it would make it more secure... I just used this on a pretty big puzzle and then framed it and everything was fine. The sticky sheet is pretty thick, so it holds well.. Unless you have really heavy puzzle pieces, I'd say you probably don't need both.
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I am not sure if it would block everything. A Lead liner is the only thing that would do it for sure and I don't know how it would be done safely. Should you try the conductive shielding (ArgenMesh), I would double the layers&gt; This is just my thoughts, I could be wrong!
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I don't see why it shouldn't work. I have a plush pillow top mattress and another padded mattress cover on top of that. I have never unpeeled the sticky side of the tape, rather simply used duct tape or a few strips of masking tape to hold the far end down and that seems to work fine. Just be sure the strip is placed immediately under your contour sheet.
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Can't help you too much there. I sleep on my back and place it under my neck for support. It can be easily molded into any shape, so don't see why not.
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I would not recommend that. It works wonderfully for it's designed purpose, a box.
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Yes, should be perfect (provided no dimension is too long) - you may need to place an object at the end to that the device is able to form an image though (e.g. place a cardboard box or similar on the ground - or stick a piece of paper on the wall so it's sticking out). Been a very handy little unit.