Intalling Fabric False wall-Opinions needed
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more info needed, size of area, thickness of treatments, panels or whole wall look (Wallpaper)? will the wall have molding added.
if you had a picture of what you want to do that will help.
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Furring on wall, staples hidden by molding and columns
Panels built off wall and Hung on the wall
Use of a plastic fabric track that grabs the fabric (see fabricmate)
if you had a picture of what you want to do that will help.
Basic options
Furring on wall, staples hidden by molding and columns
Panels built off wall and Hung on the wall
Use of a plastic fabric track that grabs the fabric (see fabricmate)
It will be like the whole wall look. Fabric wood frame (2.25") covering 2" OC 703 and 2" diffusers. Will also use base board but no crown molding. I will also have columns to hide the side seams. I'm just looking for the best way to attach the sectional panels to the back drywall.
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you need to be a little more specific. If you are asking about how to attach 703 panels to drywall I use 3 inch Power Head screws. they are an Amazon Prime item or you can go to the Fast Cap website
Just the fabric covered wood frame to the dry wall. Thanks
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Velcro.
With the OC703 attached using screws. You can put velcro on the back of the panels to attach to the drywall. Use a couple staples to hold each piece of velcro to the back of the fabric panel and staple velcro to the drywall.
The velcro is pretty strong, so remove the panels carefully otherwise you may rip the velcro off the drywall.
That's what I was thinking too. Will the staple hold velcro on the dry wall or I should use sticky back ones?
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Long staples recommended.
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Sticky back and long staples.
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