Grid Panels Portable Fixtures Storage Review

It's ok if they last forever and you never have to take them off, but they're not good enough for someone who goes to fairs a lot and needs to set them up and wear them off all the time. Isn't that the point where they are collapsible? So that they are easy to transport? First of all I would like to say that it is difficult to ensure that the screws line up with the holes and that the threads can be easily removed from the screws. The paint peels off very easily. I also had to constantly bend…

Bought these mesh panels for our booth. They work great! They split in half for easy portability and with the legs we bought we can set them free standing OR they can be attached to the canopy poles WITHOUT the legs - they make a stand. stronger! Just remember to secure the side posts as well as the top brace supports when not using the legs. My husband made wooden shelves from reclaimed wood from pallets, then we used hooks we bought from Revain to attach to the panels. easy to assemble and…

so far so good. The other reviews cover most of the topic, so I'll just cover how easy it is to assemble more than an 8ft 3 piece slab yourself. After assembling the first panel (3 piece) for additional panels, simply use the hooks or brackets on the grid wall of the first assembled panel to hold the pieces for the next panel while screwing them together. The holes line up and don't need to be lifted at all. This makes it much easier to work alone. I haven't tried collecting them and putting…