This photo gray Infinity Solid Vinyl Background from Savage is a 5 x 12' seamless vinyl sheet with a nonreflective, glare-free matte finish. The neutral, mid-range gray creates dramatic moods in portraits, advertising, and other imaging needs.

This durable vinyl background is wrinkle resistant, and can be easily spot cleaned with a sponge and mild soap. The roll core has a 2.125" interior diameter, so you can use it with most crossbar-type background support systems.

Note: Colors depicted may vary slightly, due to differences in computer monitors, printed media, and variances in the manufacturing process.

Matte Finish, Seamless Vinyl    Easy Sponge Cleaning    Fits Most Background Stand Systems    Sturdy Cardboard Core Prevents Wrinkles    2.125" Interior Core Diameter    Material Thickness: 500 gsm    Weight: 12 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am currently using the 12' Impact background support system. Will it be strong enough for this?

A: I'm not familiar with the Impact System. I'm using a medium duty support system and it works good. The rolls are pretty heavy.

Q: 2. How wet can it get? Is it 100% vinyl, able to be used for splash photos?

A: This background can easily handle water when shooting a splash photo.

Q: 3. What do I need to hang this on a wall?

A: I've used a heavy duty wooden closet rod and I found some closet rod brackets that hung off the wall which fit the rod. Make sure the rod is longer as you would set it up like a curtain rod and not a shower rod unless the location is small enough to make that fit work

Q: 4. Does this have a rod pocket or do I need clamps?

A: It is taped to the cardboard tube but you will probably want clamps also.

Q: 5. Does this have a sleeve in which to insert a cross bar or must you clamp it to a crossbar or upright?

A: What is the diameter of the cardboard roll it's attached to? I want to make sure the rod I have fits through it.

Q: 6. When hanging freely from a rod to the floor, does it curl like seamless paper and therefore require the free end to be clamped or weighted down?

A: Yes the bottom may curl upward, so it would need to be weighed down.

Q: 7. Would removal of gaffer's tape damage the vinyl?

A: If using the cloth type of gaffer tape, that would not damage the vinyl.

Q: 8. Is the core strong enough not to sag if using a portable background support crossbar?

A: My team needed to purchase a new heavy-duty backdrop stand (thicker metal) to hold the weight with minimal sag.

Q: 9. Can I hang this on my backdrop stand without sagging? Ive always used muslin or paper and it has worked fine... but know this is heavier.

A: You can hang it from a backdrop stand. If you put it up and take it down for each session (like a friend of mine does) it will be not problem at all. If you leave it there (or hanging from the ceiling (like I do) it will begin to sag after 2-3 days if it is not being used. When mine sags, I simply roll it 180 degrees to put the sag upwards and by the next day it is straight again.

Q: 10. How does it hold up to high heels, do the heels leave indentations on the backdrop if walked on?

A: The vinyl holds up better than any other material that I have used but you still get some small indentations and heel marks