Hi Abigail! Thank you for asking! Since our space was 10x10, we had decided to make 3 panels of 3 feet each. So when we bought the panels, we had them cut off a foot at the store. The panels we bought were originally 4x8'. We kept the height at 8'. Good luck in building yours!! Hope you enjoy the time spent with loved ones while making yours! I love building things together!!♥
How heavy are your walls? was transporting them to the show a hassle? What did you use to keep the walls together? The project looks nice, thanks for sharing.
Hi mojica, can you make another video and please give us info on how much you spend on building this and on how much the trade show cost, what you got out of it etc etc...... thank you so muh!!!
We didn't want to have a super heavy wall so we decided on 1/8" plywood. But I guess if I were to hang heavier items on the wall, you would want to get something thicker and sturdier.
If you watch all videos you would see about 6 days but each day we just tackled it for a few hours each. However, you do want to factor in the time measuring and going to the store to pick up the materials. That to us took the longest because we really wanted to make sure we didn't have to cut things at home and had home Depot cut all the wood to the size we needed it. And we double and tripple checked our measurements quite a bit. :)
Hello! Loved loved LOVED these. I am doing my first bridal show, and my Dad and I can do this project together. What are the dimensions you used to build your wall?
Hi Abigail! Thank you for asking! Since our space was 10x10, we had decided to make 3 panels of 3 feet each. So when we bought the panels, we had them cut off a foot at the store. The panels we bought were originally 4x8'. We kept the height at 8'. Good luck in building yours!! Hope you enjoy the time spent with loved ones while making yours! I love building things together!!♥
Mojica Photography I did have fun! my step-dad and I built them together. my space is 8 feet, so we built four 7x2 panels. we watched this video COUNTLESS times to get the whole process down. Ours isn't as perfect, but it will do the job!
Abigail Frick oh! I'd love to see a picture!!! If you take any! You must either love of hate this song if you had to watch these videos so many times❤! Hope you do super well at your show!! ❤
@@savingbananas Well I was a little harsh on my comment, If you don't have money and time and you haven't done it a lot I would say you did good. you should cut down 3/4 ply for your ribs and sides, And if you can afford it use roto locks, If you don't have the money then bolts with wing nuts, If you are putting lam on it hold it over your sides 1/32, If you are putting fabric on it, Router a rabbit down the sides, The horizontal ribs are good, Put some feet on them, many more tricks, But for just walls it's not bad
Thank you so much for this video! This is a brilliant idea! Good luck in your work!
You're welcome! I hope it helps you as well!
Hi Abigail! Thank you for asking! Since our space was 10x10, we had decided to make 3 panels of 3 feet each. So when we bought the panels, we had them cut off a foot at the store. The panels we bought were originally 4x8'. We kept the height at 8'.
Good luck in building yours!! Hope you enjoy the time spent with loved ones while making yours! I love building things together!!♥
How heavy are your walls? was transporting them to the show a hassle? What did you use to keep the walls together? The project looks nice, thanks for sharing.
Great video! I watched all 6! Good job.... What song is playing during your video? Love it too!
Thanks! We licensed "Counting On You" by Mikey Wax ❤️
I love it❤️❤️❤️
Hi mojica, can you make another video and please give us info on how much you spend on building this and on how much the trade show cost, what you got out of it etc etc...... thank you so muh!!!
do you have a material list?
Sorry, I didn't make one.
What kind of wood did you use for the front paneling?
We didn't want to have a super heavy wall so we decided on 1/8" plywood. But I guess if I were to hang heavier items on the wall, you would want to get something thicker and sturdier.
Hey! Great vídeo. How many days did it take to build it?
If you watch all videos you would see about 6 days but each day we just tackled it for a few hours each. However, you do want to factor in the time measuring and going to the store to pick up the materials. That to us took the longest because we really wanted to make sure we didn't have to cut things at home and had home Depot cut all the wood to the size we needed it. And we double and tripple checked our measurements quite a bit. :)
Hello! Loved loved LOVED these. I am doing my first bridal show, and my Dad and I can do this project together. What are the dimensions you used to build your wall?
Hi Abigail! Thank you for asking! Since our space was 10x10, we had decided to make 3 panels of 3 feet each. So when we bought the panels, we had them cut off a foot at the store. The panels we bought were originally 4x8'. We kept the height at 8'.
Good luck in building yours!! Hope you enjoy the time spent with loved ones while making yours! I love building things together!!♥
Mojica Photography I did have fun! my step-dad and I built them together. my space is 8 feet, so we built four 7x2 panels. we watched this video COUNTLESS times to get the whole process down. Ours isn't as perfect, but it will do the job!
Abigail Frick oh! I'd love to see a picture!!! If you take any! You must either love of hate this song if you had to watch these videos so many times❤! Hope you do super well at your show!! ❤
Nope, been building exhibits for 30 years, This is not the way to do it
What is the way to do it?
@@savingbananas Well I was a little harsh on my comment, If you don't have money and time and you haven't done it a lot I would say you did good. you should cut down 3/4 ply for your ribs and sides, And if you can afford it use roto locks, If you don't have the money then bolts with wing nuts, If you are putting lam on it hold it over your sides 1/32, If you are putting fabric on it, Router a rabbit down the sides, The horizontal ribs are good, Put some feet on them, many more tricks, But for just walls it's not bad