Padded Backing Super Premium Quality Pink & Cream Flower Wall Backdrop Extra Full Silk Flower Panel, Huge Roses, Peony & Hydrangea Floral Mix, Actual Size 32" by 48" by 3" Deep.
Now it's easier than ever to create your own floral paradise with this super full, Super Premium Quality Silk Rose, Peony & Hydrangea Flower Wall with huge flowers that absolutely burst from the floral mat! *The back pad measures 31 1/2" by 47" but the flowers extend over the edges making the actual measurement about 32" by 48" and it is 3" deep! The backing is a foam pad topped with felt on the flower side and gripper material on the back side (like on the bottom of gripper socks). There are 38 grommets on the perimeter of the mat with 10, 8" long cloth ties. The ties can be moved or rearranged to suit your specific application and with the large amount of grommets, you can certainly add more ties or use wire-ties to secure it as you see fit.
Did we mention just how full this is? There are 32 peonies each 3", 16 roses each 4", approx 116 roses each 3" and 32 hydrangea bunches each 4-5" and sprigs of babies breath throughout. The primary colors are pink and cream with accents of hunter green and antique white. The huge flowers and the superb mix of textures and colors is stunning and glamorous and with the added bonus of the padded backing, you achieve complete coverage with zero light coming through!
This mat weighs 4.5 lbs. and is display ready. Create breath-taking wedding and event decor by tying to a trellis or Pipe & Drape Backdrop Arch. With 38 grommets around the perimeter, it's a snap to tie together additional panels. Fashion a stunning wall of flowers as a backdrop behind a head table which can double as an elegant setting for photos. Use to transform and enhance a column, wall or door and easily add Fairy String Lights to add even more dimension. Intertwine Sparkling Crystal Strands for added glam or add playful butterfly garlands!
TO AVOID THE LOOK OF "SEAMS" ON A FLOWER WALL USING A PIPE AND DRAPE STRUCTURE: The most critical point is to make sure that each wall panel is secured in multiple spots, not only to the pipes but to each adjoining panel as well. The tie should be a material that won't relax or stretch like burlap twine, wire ties or zip ties. When displaying multiple panels next to each other, each wall needs to be pulled taut so the seams don't show. The flowers extend over the frame, hiding the pipes while creating a seamless look.
Another key is to secure each panel to the pipe AND to the adjoining panel in at least 3 spots. You can also connect the panels by using the pegs & holes on the sides of the plastic frame. Additionally, running picture wire horizontally, vertically and diagonally on the pipe and drape structure before adding the walls allows for a firmer background to support the walls.
