Would this work to hold up the fairly flimsy backgrounds that you can buy from party supply places? They are 6'x9''
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Hello, well I would love to give you an answer but I have not been able to set up my back drop stand because I did not receive the proper parts. My order came with the travel bag 1 stand and 2 sets of poles for the actual back drop to hang off of. Soo from what I can tell by the quality of it, is that its pretty cheap material. You definitely get what you pay for. But I would have kept it had I received the proper parts, and still have yet to get a response from them. I emailed them right away but nothing yet. I would think for a cheap material from party city sure it would work just fine. and its 10x 10x soooo that length you mentioned should be fine. Hope this helped. Now im nervous for my limo studio lighting that's should be coming in tmrw.. yikes.
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For a short visit, as long as there is a space where you can rest this where it won't get bumped or stepped on, it will probably work great. Only holds about two dozen hangers and you need to hang them with a pretty even balance between the three arms.
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I think it would, but I'm just guessing. It can hold the canvas backdrops that are 20' in length just fine. The sides are without question sturdy enough. I suppose if the cross bar sagged, you could easily clamp another support rod to it (like a curtain rod) with C-clamps.
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Sure. I've used Xmas paper for backdrops and just used grips/clamps to hold the paper in place. It has a round bar across so the backdrop gets put on like a curtain would if your using cloth backdrops otherwise a good set of grips/clamps works wonders. I love mine!
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I used these for card tables which are not heavy. I wouldn't reccomend them for a heavy ping pong table. Lowes has some banquet table legs that might be stronger; Lowe's Item Number# 21454
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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 !!!
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Don't think it would hold anything that heavy to a wall. It's mostly intended for posters, etc.
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Yes as long as it it isn't something that won't stand up by itself like a single sheet of paper. If it is that flimsy, put something thicker behind it. Hope this helped. Lee R
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If the poster is 48" wide, then certainly. If it is 72" wide, then yes and no. It will hold it for sure, but the poster's corners will extend a 12" beyond the clamp on each side and might curl a bit, I would guess.
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Yes for sure!!! Its very sturdy, I used it in my photography studio with all kinds of materials as backdrops.
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I am not an authority on picture mats, but I believe this product would work perfectly. I am using them as a protector and 'stiffener' for mailing printed certificates; and would describe them as 'light cardboard' sheets. So even though they are not thick or corrugated, I believe they would work quite well.
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The stand extends to max. 9 (H) x 12 (L). Any configuration of backdrop with holes to pull over the top pole will work. The pole is a little over 1 inch in diameter. If it's ok to have part of your backdrop rest on the floor, and creased in areas, it will work
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It will depend on the weight of the box. I bought these adhesive tabs to hang fashion accessories (belts, wristbands, etc.). It can safely hold up to 6 ounces, so once the item is around that weight you should be okay.
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They are meant for paper and they're pretty small, so it would depend on the surface of the wall and how large the photo is, but for 4 x 6 or even 5 x 7 I think it might be OK. Give it a try ~ it's not a huge investment and you might start a new trend :)
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I'm am not sure about that. If they are small and magnetic it might work. My high schooler is using it for pictures and school related items. We have 2. They are sturdy and beautiful. Might be best to ask the seller....
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Absolutely. Depending on the size of the posters, they might have to be rolled. It would definitely keep them from getting wet or dirty, and they would have a handle.
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I believe it would. I use it for paper and vinyl rolled up photography backdrops up to 6 feet wide.