Do you think it's worth getting the laminated version? Or is the material of the poster durable enough without it?
73230
I personally don't have it laminated and I have it in my college dorm. It's totally fine without it.
73231
Needs laminated. I immediately laminated mine after receiving it. I teach 6th grade and would be moving it twice a year.
73232
I am a teacher so I laminated it myself. I plan on using it multiple school years. It made the colors pop and gave it more durability. If simply hanging in a bedroom or dorm I think it would be just fine as is.
73233
I have it up without it its doing great!!! I have had it almost a year now and moved it twice.
1186
I believe it is a laminate because we were able to put a small nail in the top center to hang our calendar from, so I don't see how it can be plastic. I would think paint would adhere to it ok, but you may want to rough it up a bit with sandpaper. That's my opinion.
903824
Mine came with the poster too. As a bonus, the exercise descriptions are in English and German!
1502488
Since they're not intended for archival purposes, I would not store valuable posters in them, nor any poster for a long period of time. If either of those conditions applies, look for bags at art supply sources.
416532
It is basically just a standard poster. Slightly glossy, but not laminated.
30428
If the poster is bent, I am sure it will leave a permanent crease in the picture which will damage it. So, yes, it will damage it.
1207307
I did not choose the one w/tape. From my experience once the sticky side of a poster hits the door or wall-you won't be able to readjust. Or fix creases that might get sneaked in while you are putting the poster on. My door poster was not sticky & it did not come with tape. But this exact poster does have it in a sticker form. Same size & everything. And I bet it would stay on permanently.
159418
I have only had mine for a few months, but it looks as good today as it was when I put it on. I think it's the material used behind the letters/numbers that allows the printing to last. It appears to be very sturdy. I love mine!
1389018
so sorry I can't answer your question as this poster was sent directly to my grandson in another state and I never saw it myself. He is happy with it though, if it helps any.....
814238
I used packing tape and wrapped the edges around the door sine the poster is just a bit larger than the door it is on. It's held for months so far!
647532
Hey- I used this 48 inch one for a smaller poster- several inches shorter- and I think it actually looks pretty cool. If I could add a foto here to show you I would!
1613691
I have a laminated poster that weighs about 2 pounds. The hanger holds it easily. There could be potential for bending the poster where you clip it when you're closing the hanger or putting the poster on the wall, especially if it's a big heavy poster. I'd get another person to help just to be sure.
95431
Thank you for your question. The poster is intended for use in a global context. As a result, the item is multi-lingual. The poster text which lists the components of the brain is given in English (primarily), French, Italian, German, and Spanish. As for lamination, we do not offer any lamination services at this time, nor do any other sellers offer the item laminated on this particular product page. Please feel free to contact us directly if you have any further questions. Thanks Bananaroad
980972
I do not have the non-3d, but I will say I can clearly read the print from 16" away. I preferred this chart because it gives me the chance to see how the inner muscle relates to the muscle covering it. As for durable, I leave mine on the wall and it seems to be lasting. of course it had fallen a few times, but no visible damage. I hope this helps you.
30430
No, you need to roll it up, do not bend it. The poster came in a tube and had no damage at all. Very nice poster of NYC!
1613688
If you put it on really careful it doesn't damage it but it is easy to bend an edge or corner. They can't hold a whole lot of weight but I would say any normal poster can be held easy. It basically pinches the poster so the heavier and thicker the poster the more they can hold. I hope that helps
787139
No plastic piece to go over poster. We order corrugated plastic signs to go into the frame and they hold up nice in all elements and corrugated plastic seems to be the most price friendly option. If you are planning to change the poster frequently and use a standard poster material I would suggest looking for another frame that comes with a plastic cover to protect the poster.