Can this material be cut from top to bottom without raveling?
1764820
It is made 100% polyester so cutting would destroy the construction unless a new hem is sewn.
1764821
My guess would be no, it's fabric, not plastic, so you would be cutting through seams. Why would one want to cut it?
1764822
My best guess is no. It IS fabric, which means it will fray at the edge unless it can be sewn back, either by hand or machine. I used a shower curtain liner as a water proof liner on a dog bed, but I did not cut it, I simply made a pocket and sewed on buttons.
118740
yes you can cut it the way you like it i did mine too, this things is like a piece of vinyl you can cut the way you like it, it wont affect anything
1623649
Perhaps. You would have to use some kind of saw to do so. But it's not too thick to cut.
1412193
Hi. No, without any cutting . But you needs some modification. Modification work is up to you. Thank you
1227379
Yes. Since it is a large piece of material, you can cut it to fit your needs.
178434
Not easily but it can be done. Its pretty tough stuff. A carpet knife would do it or a strong pair of sheers. Expect adhesive residue on whatever cuts it.
943053
No. Although it may be a little long for your uses. You could easily cut it as well.
1535616
Yes, that is definitely the most common method. Remember, this material is unsupported so it needs to be stretched tight in all directions for best results. For a different look or more portability you can also check out the version of this that has finished edges. Thanks!
1263343
I do not think it would be very easy to cut down. Not sure what the fabric is it is well constructed. You might be able to cut down if you were really, really crafty but I would not try.
591316
The material is flexible but not completely soft. I would not suggest cutting it.
502278
I do not think so I tried a piece I thought was similar to what you speak of and it went in but wrinkled and was hard to cut cleanly Hope this helps
2025958
I don't believe its metal lined (structure-wise). A good pair of industrial scissors should be able to cut the material. Although, I might use a sharp utility knife.
1370442
Nope. Not without loosening some stitching on the bottom curve. It'd be doable though if that's the path you want to go.
44687
Yes, no problem, you can cut to length. But then of course the cut edge will not be finished like the other three edges.
186022
It CAN be done. It takes extra steps and materials to seam properly. Not sure how to do it. We simply laid pieces down alone. Looks great!
842185
sure it can be cut. it might be a little hard getting a neat hole. try an X-acto knife and or utility knife. scissors could work too.
1037056
Perhaps with a precision cut. Unless it's a straight clean precise cut, I wouldn't recommend it. Thanks, Madeline