How many of these do you need to apply to each ruler or how far apart should they be spaced to do a good job staying put?
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For long rulers, I use one on each corner and that seems to be plenty. For smaller square rulers, I cut the leftover pieces between the circles and the circle centers on the corners and the middle (the middle because I am usually trimming to that size and use a lazy susan style cutting mat and that middle piece helps to keep the ruler in place while I am turning the mat.) For large square rulers, I use one on each corner and one in the middle. I have not needed more than this with the way I cut. Hope that helps!
1649026
I put two on one wall with some space between each. I also anchored them to the wall. It comes with anchors
1622538
The instruction sheet that comes with the strips says to overlap them, i overlapped mine by 1/4" and i had one complete strip left after doing all 4 tires. just make sure to clean the previous strip before overlaying the next one
285743
First you cut a hole using the template enclosed. It is up to you to space them correctly, but if you put the center of template at the places you have marked for holes they look great. I used a chalk dot on the spots I wanted. Then you put 1/2 of grommet pair (the side with the rim) on bottom of hole. It is a little snug, but it will be OK. Then you put the other 1/2 over it and press down with the palm of your hand. Done. After you do one you will realize how incredibly easy it is and begin to think of other ways to use them!
1979224
Each roll is a "double roll" giving you roughly 50 sq.ft. of coverage. IE... For 100 sq.ft. of wall you would need 2 double rolls. I had about 150 sq.ft. of wall space to paper so I used 3 double rolls and had just enough. It's the "repeats" in the pattern that creates waste. I believe this paper repeats every 21 inches. (check the label on the roll) The rolls are all the same pattern so by opening each roll and matching them that way will save some waste. I Hope this was helpful.
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I can put about 10-12 depending on the shape by putting them kind of overlapping a little. If you just put them end to end not staggering them i would say maybe 6-8. If that makes sense. I alphabetized mine so even if I couldn't see the whole label I knew where it would be. I love mine.
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Doesn't matter. I just use the color (red, purple, green, golden, silver, etc) to mark them. Try some of the pins into the hole, let it just a tiny bit lower(aligning to the surface will make trouble) than the surface. And try to turn the key after you put all 5 pins into the position. It should be smooth!
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Mine are offset by several inches. What I did was place it on the floor in my corner and figured out my best option. Then I just moved my marks up the wall.
2201671
Since they are corner ones you'll need 4. You will defintely need a few to fill gaps between the corners depending on the lengths of your sides
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.
2115342
Absolutely! I usually put as many as 5 sheets of paper with no problems. I think maybe 6 or7 sheets, the protectors begin to warp the contents a bit.Hope this helps.
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To my eye, they look best with a little spacing between the panels. I hung my panels with about 2" spacing between each of the panels, similar to what was shown in the advertising. There is no reason why you can't space them closer together if that looks best to you.
2139053
Limited amount. The extender will allow only a few pieces then will have to rise with amount of sheets. Not a perfect square like others.
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You're supposed to use one or two per square foot. They last for 3-4 hours realistically and more faintly for a couple days. We ended up giving up on these and spackling the cracks in the corners of the walls so they couldn't get in in the first places z
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It has detents finely enough spaced that you should be able to set it the way you like. Approx. 28-30 detents around.
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I think 15. I was able to space them about 8 inches apart for the length of a 10 ft crack. Perfect amount needed to complete the job!
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Use thin layers but you'll have to apply more coats. Making sure each one is completely dry before adding another