Is Ravelli ABSL strong enough to hold a 107 inch by 15 ft. vinyl backdrop? I would like to purchase both.
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Yes it is strong enough. I would check the connections when it comes in as I did get a couple that were loose. I have 9 of these. Also we have just sprayed and wiped down the connection pieces of the bars with WD40. They get a little sticky at times.
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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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Search the reviews for '107' - it used to fit in 2011 and 2012, but 2013 reviews saythe crossbar is an inch too short unless you add another 4-foot crossbar section.Fixes involve hacksaws or gaffer tape.I don't know if they've fixed it now - Ravelli post comments here - ask direct ?
1748992
I only used my Ravelli for quilts at a quilt show. It held a King and a Queen quilt side by side with all 4 extensions . . . however, that only attests to size, notweight strength.
1748993
It's strong enough. But if you are putting it up and taking it back down a lot it won't last long
2145353
Yes i would think so no problem. i have had three 10 x 20 muslin backdrops on at the same time. They're very adjustable & well made
1397604
Possibly... It is very sturdy. I've only tried it with a cloth backdrop & anchored a canvas backdrop to each side. Please don't take my word for it because I'm not sure about the weight limits. But it should work- it would just be difficult to change all the time.
1971454
It depends if you want to have a gathered look or a flat look. Really any size will work. The bar is adjustable so you can use a very narrow backdrop or a wide one depending on what you are shooting. The height is also adjustable.
2211814
Yes. The stand width can accommodate a 10 ft wide backdrop; As for the 20 ft length, you will have some material on the floor (i.e. the subject standing or resting on the backdrop) which is common for fluidity and continuity in a photo scene.
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Hey Gracie! I recently purchased this myself and I do love it. However, there is nothing at the bottom to hold or clamp onto any material. I believe it is best suited for a rolled flushed backdrop. Basically, it clamps only at the top and the backdrop flows outward as your flooring as well. I hope this helps!!
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I currently have 2 backdrops on mine, I suppose it would as long as the Vinyl is not to heavy.
609263
It does very well on vinyl backdrops. That's all we have. They're 48" by 80" backdrops.
1064399
Yes, it will sag in the middle. I have a seamless paper roll for the backdrop, which I'm guessing weights no more than 30-40lbs, and it sags substantially. I would be weary to put anything heavier than that. The stands themselves might support the weight, but the cross member is too flexible for 100lbs. Don't take any chances.
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Hi MattI use it for pro AVL (Audio Visual and Lighting) and for DJ purposes. I have put over 200lbs on this table. I would even stand on it if I had a need to. Also the manufacturer specs for this table are on lifetime.com. Like any other lifetime table this is a great table :)
2064014
I sent this kit back. But i believe the backdrop was 12W15L. The stand was about 15W. But i don't suggest it. Very weak stand.
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I would agree that a 10x12 setup is best. I used my Backdrop Alley system successfully with this screen.
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Should not be a problem. My wife is 5'4" 110 lbs and has no problem setting it up on her backdrop stand by herself.
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Not if your backdrops are large (6 feet plus). This adds approximately a foot to the width of backdrops.
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This is a great kit I've used it for several shoots very high quality holds heavy muslin backdrops with no problem I've also used an 8' wide roll of seamless with no problems
2064015
It depends. The backdrops are listed by size. I have a 10x15. The height extends to over 6'
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This YouTube Video is very good on every size collapsible backdrops. I refer to this often because I tend to forget how to do it. I hope this helps? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKVaz_95RjE