Can this be laid right on the print or does it have to be held up a few inches?
1412283
It can be laid right on the print, but the user may have to adjust the distance to get the best vision.
1412284
It needs to be held up away from the page ... A small gap is needed, but even half an inch is good
159418
I have only had mine for a few months, but it looks as good today as it was when I put it on. I think it's the material used behind the letters/numbers that allows the printing to last. It appears to be very sturdy. I love mine!
1196177
No, I don't think it is wide enough nor sturdy enough for a printer on top. (Underneath, sure, depending on the size of the printer.)
996082
I do not have it mounted right this moment, due to moving offices. However, I believe it was right at 48", realizing there are ends on this strip. A 48" print, will not fit, exactly inside it, that is easily worked around in most instances.
117110
You need to screw the frame to a big piece of wood or a tabletop so that it doesn't flip over as you are printing. Make sure that you burn your screen in such a way that you are able to print it on the shirt properly. I use a little bit of spray glue on the platen to hold the shirt in place.
2009386
The paper just hangs from above from the roll. It is possible to release as much as you choose for each use. I just use a little tape to secure. No problem!
1083222
It is strong enough to hold a printer, but I think it would shake/move while printing which might affect print quality.
1808407
It needs a frame. This is a canvas print also, not a hand painted. Just fyi.
667135
It is not as 'big' as it is portrayed, but it looks good on my wall. In my opinion you cannot place it on a wide wall, but I have it between a bookshelf and another object, so it looks fine.
1518706
It's paper with adhesive on one side. If you get it wet, the print will bleed a little bit. You can seal it fairly well with Polycrylic. Just make sure the polycrylic goes beyond the edge of the paper.
1070757
Poster needs to be trimmed on door handle side .If door is wider you may be able to trim both sides of poster for placement without any modification. All else is wonderful with the ink and print .
152615
The font ranges from 1 - 2" tall and varies from script to print ... just like the picture shows. There are 3 "rolls" of phrases that can be cut and placed in any grouping your wall space allows. Good buy.
449376
No it can't. Seems to be printed on the board you may be able to rub it off or just cover it.
1044167
Yes as long as it it isn't something that won't stand up by itself like a single sheet of paper. If it is that flimsy, put something thicker behind it. Hope this helped. Lee R
2243831
I have a printer on top of one of mine. I think it would be fine if there's no chance of it being bumped into.
463848
I know this was a few months ago, but you can adjust the font size (text size) on your computer. You can make it as big as you need. There's no reason to fork over hundreds more dollars just because 'the print is too fuzzy'??
519739
Simple answer is Yes( with some considerations) - we usually add some material for support and take it out after the print so it will weigh less depending on how much you remove.