best way to hang mylar?

[AngryJohnny]

closet white walls,

rather not use thumb tacs

like to keep it neat to store and reuse

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wouldl like to get something like stands that are portable to enclose off the wall meant to hold sign of some sort..

hmmmmm
kinda of like the bottom of a Fan Stand, 4ft tall.

[Zandor]

All I can think of is to build a PCV frame and use some Snap Clamps.

http://www.snapclamp.com/prices.htm

[arthurjob]

use velcro, thats how ill be doing mine this time, means u can take it down and wash it pretty easy and replace it. if u go here they sell it expesh for mylar and grow rooms, im gunna invest in a little while. www.growell.co.uk hope this helps

peace

arthur

[harmonicminor]

cardboard

[wassup]

tuck tape (the red one)

[lunarose]

Hi, Shov had a great idea he glued the sheets onto thick cardboard panels.

[disrupt86]

like sed above you could just cut out card board the same length as your walls and staple it to that and prop them against the walls. personally i get small pieces of card board maybe a 1/2 inch by 1/2 inch and have a buddy hold the mylar film and staple the cardboard to the mylar to the wall.
or there always 3M double sided tape.

[Weezard]

Hi, Shov had a great idea he glued the sheets onto thick cardboard panels.


Aloha A. J.

Even with spray-glue and cardboard there will still be "hot-spots" if you use Mylar, or any flat foil.

I highly recommend Reflectix insulation.:cool:

It's about as stiff as good cardboard.
Very lightweight and easy to work with.
The surface is "bubbleized" to prevent hot-spots.
It reflects 97% of full spectrum from both sides. (excellent insulator).
Relatively inexpensive. A 4' X 25' X 5/16" roll runs about $50.

I love this stuff. Am using a panel of it outdoors. to reflect sunlight. (Try that with Mylar:eek:!)

Lined a small, 2' X 3', air-conditioned room where I ferment wine and have to hold the temp at 68 degrees F. 24/7.
Ambient is about 82 F.
With the Reflectix installed it only eats 1.14 Kwh. per day to hold 48 cubic feet to + or - 1 degree F.!

We pay $.44 per Kwh. here.
(:mad::cursing:Don't get me started:D)

So that's about Fiddy Cent per day or $15 per month!
A bit more than a good refrigerator of that size, but not by much.:thumbsup:

Put away the glue and cardboard, Shove', the future is now!:D

"Built it ourselves and we love it!";)

Regards
Weezard