Review on Transform Your Event With Column Backdrop Party Accessory - Get Yours Now! by Monica Satchell

This was a cheap photo backdrop option for me. I, like so many other users, cut it in half and taped it together to make full size columns. A few tips to make it work for you:It is thin plastic. Think plastic disposable table cloth kind of. So it did have creases from where it was folded. I put mine out in the hot hot sun for several hours and they relaxed a lot. Much better without the creases.I put mine outside on the side of the house for an outdoor photo booth. It didn't stick to the stucco and you could easily see the texture of the stucco through it. Also, it would be vulnerable to wind or someone snagging something on it. So I taped it to a heavy duty tarp that I use for camping. This made it heavy so I could suspend it from the eaves of the house without it blowing around. I feel the weight also kept it taunt enough to help with any wrinkles. If you're using this indoors and are simply taping it to a smooth wall of course you won't need to do any of that and it should be fine.Overall, it was an attractive backdrop for fun pictures at our toga party. I was pleased once the major creases were gone. You can't get something this large for this price anywhere else. So I liked that as well.