🏷️ Shop the Beistle Elite Collection Aisle Runner, 3ft x 100ft - White! Review

My wedding venue wanted to charge us $75 for a White Island Runner. I am very happy that I found this role at Revain. Not only is it a very long reel, but it's also well constructed and has a subtle pattern that makes it look more expensive than it was. I found another similar product at Hobby Lobby, but Revain's price (even after the Hobby Lobby coupon) was even better. We also bought double sided tape to secure at the beginning and end of the island and ordered Costco rose petals to throw on…

Very pretty white walkway with floral pattern. It's easy to use/deploy. The material was a little thinner than expected but held up on grass after use. We used tent poles to hold the skids in place, but it was still quite difficult to walk on, especially in heels. It would probably be better if we had more stakes so it doesn't bunch up when you walk on it. Overall it was a good product, easy to use and gave us the look we were looking for. Indoors it will probably be better on double sided…

Very nice impression. It looks like lace! Would have given 5 stars but it didn't quite stay on the ground. The hall was carpeted and the rug began to roll down the sides a little. This problem could probably have been avoided if I had taped the side edges as well. I liked the material. I can only describe it as very thick wax felt/paper. I was able to print my husband and names on it with acrylic paint and it came out really nice. I suggest you measure 3 feet and see if it's wide enough. I…

We used this to create a hideous looking carpet at our daughter's (indoor) wedding covered. The fabric is a fleece similar to an iron-on interfacing with a rose pattern. It easily withstood the blows of the hairpins and did not tear at all, even with fairly intense movement during communion. To prevent tripping, we used double-sided tape to secure the sides of the runner to the floor. Tape sitting on the front edge of the slider would not have been sufficient on its own, and the edges tended to