Do we roll vinyl backdrop around this rod? If yes, how?
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I would not suggest doing that since it is designed to be collapsible and is uneven due to the different sizes of the bar and the release button in the middle which will show up in your background and damage it. If you do not plan on collapsing it, you could get a piece of PVC pipe (Home Depot, Lowe's etc) to be used as sleeve over the bar.
871301
Your backdrops don't have rod pockets? If they don't you can fold an edge over (most use about 4") and sew it or pin it yourself.
1770767
We appreciate your interest in our product. You do not want to roll your awning up with anything additional attached, as this could cause issues with the fabric. If you choose to install the LED lights to your roller tube you will want to make sure the LED light strips extend past the fabric on the roller tube. We look forward to your order. Thank You
1645074
There is a Velcro strip inside to attach the backdrops. If your is similar maybe it will work.
1626249
I used a cricut as well. but u will need transfer paper to adhere it to anything. a straight peel for anything large will bubble or stretch the vinyl. hope this helps.
1344537
I've only tried it with a 10'x20' muslin backdrop, which held up perfectly. If I had to guess, I wouldn't put any more than three times that weight, evenly distributed (that is, a 30' wide muslin for creating a draped background), but that might be pushing a bit far. Maybe 35lbs of fabric at most.
143577
No, we left ours on also, we were careful though. Our shutters were vinyl so I did not think it would bother the vinyl siding, except maybe make it look better!
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You would use 2 backdrops side by sideI ended up buying 2 rolls of tech green screen (about $7 each) because the included backdrops are cloth and i had animals near the set so i didn't want the hair sticking to the backdropHope that helps
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I noticed one comment here mentions that they simply ran it right through. The problem with that is that mine arrived rolled up on the long end AND the vinyl wasn't secured to the cardboard roll. I taped it to a 10' EMT conduit and it stay's perfectly straight. If your top bar already sags, you'll need something different. This will be far to heavy.
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If you are trying to keep it from blowing in the wind anchoring it to cement blocks could work. The other day I did not have it anchored to anything and a good wind came through and it looked like a sail on a boat. I rolled it up. I do like it though. It is actually lightweight and built well. One end at the top of the curtain rod has a small round cap over the pin to protect it during shipment - you need to remove it --- I discovered it the hard way!
205464
The rods have Velcro placed on them and when you pull frame off to put fabric on it holds fabric in place as you roll to tighten fabric.Mine came with additional Velcro.
5333
You would have to find a 30 ft pole to roll the cover. You need a deck, since this is for in ground pools.
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Backdrop comes in w/backdrop protector,which is,felt type fabric.It can be used at the back of muslin for better light absorbing for heavy duty application,or pin onto wall.
646459
No ...so unfortunate...I tried Velcro strips and mosquito netting which worked for a few months...next summer I will mount curtain rods and outdoor sheers.....
974011
We used a cable curtain rod (sold through Amazon). (Look it up on Amazon's site.) My wife simply hemmed the material top and bottom, after sewing the panels together to create enough length. It all fits nicely behind our exesting drapes. This proved an excellent solution for our southern exposure room.
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That is actually what I did. I purchased the shade with the intentions of covering it with a chevron fabric. I used hot glue and folded about an inch over on each side. The roller mechanism inside malfunctioned the first time I pulled it down. I don't believe it had anything to do with the weight of the fabric, but more the quality of the item. I hope you have better luck than I did.
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Well... That is a great question. I have never tried, but I think it might be a bit thicker than the metal screen material. I would like to give it a try as this stuff is GREAT! I need to purchase another roll as I have not gotten to making my frames as I thought I would, but I would HIGHLY recommend it.Jeff