Are the panels flexible? Would they be suitable for a curved wall?
1738272
A slight curve yes...but not a round column. The material is very similar to a traditional egg carton.
1738273
They are somewhat flexible. Depending on the curve. They look absolutely beautiful. They r more durable and resistant than i thought. I think it will look beautiful on a curved wall. I put a lof of primer to make more resistant then 2 coats of paint. I recommend it.
1738274
Not really. You might make it work if the wall has a very large radius, but you might have problems getting them to stick
1738275
Unfortunately, no they can't. They are somewhat flexible when working with it but you have to be careful to ensure ends line up with wall ends. Hope this helps!
1738276
The panels are flexible to a point. I just went out and flexed one. Curved in line so the "branches" are 90 degrees to the curve, it would take three panels to go around a circle. That is about150 degrees each with a little wiggle room. The panels have almost no ability to be curved against the "branches" I am stiffening and strengthening the "branches" by painting a very thick layer of catalyzed paint on the backside of the panels and several coats on the show side. When placed in a hallway with appropriate frame moulding, they will be resistant to damage from furniture and other objects. Similar to the varnished panels on the lower portions of stairways on old victorian buildings. The panels are flexible to a point. I just went out and flexed one. Curved in line so the "branches" are 90 degrees to the curve, it would take three panels to go around a circle. That is about150 degrees each with a little wiggle room. The panels have almost no ability to be curved against the "branches" I am stiffening and strengthening the "branches" by painting a very thick layer of catalyzed paint on the backside of the panels and several coats on the show side. When placed in a hallway with appropriate frame moulding, they will be resistant to damage from... » Read More The panels are flexible to a point. I just went out and flexed one. Curved in line so the "branches" are 90 degrees to the curve, it would take three panels to go around a circle. That is about150 degrees each with a little wiggle room. The panels have almost no ability to be curved against the "branches" I am stiffening and strengthening the "branches" by painting a very thick layer of catalyzed paint on the backside of the panels and several coats on the show side. When placed in a hallway with appropriate frame moulding, they will be resistant to damage from furniture and other objects. Similar to the varnished panels on the lower portions of stairways on old victorian buildings. « Show Less
1738277
It depends on how curved the wall is. If I were doing that Id be concerned about the paper (because these are just thin cardboard) creasing. I've had some spares that I didn't use just leaning against the wall and they have naturally curved a little bit.I hope this helpsCraig
393874
they probably will bend too, I do recommend the stands but for light (not heavy) stuff. you're probably need a C-stand... i know the price is much higher but keep in mind safety... hope it helped...
1418088
Not that it's curved, it's bowed making it difficult to install. For the 5 it took almost an hour. After installation they do look very nice. Hope this helps
1965050
made to bend in corner. but I guess you could use straight . just dont bend them
558623
They are flexible but I wouldn't roll them up. You won't get a tight roll to save space.
1498492
They are a couple inches thick and pretty sturdy. I don't *think* they would bend (but mine aren't full of heavy stuff so I can't be sure).
1760240
They do not bend. You can place them around a bend on angles. They are very stiff and strong.
1259410
I doubt that it is flexible enough for what you want to do. It has a spiral wire molded into its fairly thick sidewall.
2070337
I don't think they are that flexible. The kit comes with 5 or 6 pole segments and they are pretty stiff. I bet you could make a 180 degree arch with all 5 poles, but it would be tough to get the ends to touch.
1820695
I suppose you could just wrap it as it is fairly stiff. However I placed mine in frames, which took no time to construct wrapped them in material and placed a professional and unobtrusive panel on the walls.
1127032
The posts need to have something pretty stable to attach to. If you can do that then you might be OK. The flex track isn't that flexible so the posts need to be able to withstand some stress to keep the shape of your bends. Hope that helps! It's a great light fixture!
2199543
They are only slightly flexible. I returned mine because they weren't as flexible as the pictures and description led one to believe. I was afraid that they would break easily, too. Good luck!
1262305
Could do that ..but have to consider the only that is flexible is the top part. Could may end up doin some time no prob ..but over time that top bend ..who knows how it would send n receive if it did get a little bend in it. Hope the helps!
215714
They are very flexible but we used them in a straight configuration and are very happy with them.
2137819
They are somewhat flexible but made to be adhered to a reasonably flat surface. They are fairly thick so they really don't flex too much. Hope this helps.
532664
Yes they are curved. They wrap around the step and attach with springs on the bottom that hook at adjustable holes.
761656
The panels are sliders so if you tried to use vertically they would slide down. Meant for horizontal use.