The DaLite Fast-Fold Velour Drapery Kit for Deluxe Frames is a great way to add a touch of professionalism to your presentation. The drapery system provides a neat and "finished" look to the screen. It is a 16 oz, fire retardant cotton velour drapery that attaches with snaps to Fast-Fold screens to enhance the image and assure that your audience's attention remains fixed where it should be.

Fire Retardant    With Adjustable Skirt Bar    Without Poly Case    Black

Fully pleated for finished professional look

Standard colors available include black, blue and pewter gray

Complete kit contains a valance bar, 14" valance drape, wing bars, 30" wide wing drapes and a 45" long skirt

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I attach my camera to this as is or do I need to purchase a 3 way pan head for example?

A: you will absolutely need to purchase a head.

Q: 2. What are the components of the fluid?

A: It's 97.5% water, Amides, coco, 1% N-(hydroxyethyl), 1% , and 0.Disodium 4-[2-[2-[2-(dodecycloxy)ethoxy]]ethyl]2-sulphonatosuccinate, and 0.5% Glycerol.

Q: 3. where is this made? (what country) thank you

A: This is currently made in China.

Q: 4. how much does the 055XPROB weigh? how much does the 055CXPRO3 weigh?

A: The specs on this website says 5.5 lbs for the 055CXPR03

Q: 5. Does this kit work well with film cameras?

A: Sensei DOC-CK Deluxe Optics Care and Cleaning Kit is prefect for cleaning lenses for film and digital cameras.

Q: 6. Does the 327RC2 work with MT055XPRO3?

A: Yes it would work perfect

Q: 7. Does this come with cotton swabs? I see them in the product pictures but they aren't mentioned anywhere.

A: Yes, the Sensei DOC-CK Deluxe Optics Care and Cleaning Kit comes with cotton swabs.

Q: 8. Is there any official document or patch that is offered with this backdrop to reflect the FR rating? I can not find anything.

A: The Liba Fabrics Flame Retardant Velour Background (Black, 10 x 15') BH #LI2110D15 meets NFPA 701 Certification.

Q: 9. How do you configure this tripod for 3.5 setup?

A: Hi Peter,I'll try to explain the way that I have done this. For this configuration, I use the X PROball head because it allows for the easiest adjustments. First, hold the tripod as if you have just removed it from the box with the head pointed in the upward position. At the top of each leg, located just below the silver head mounting plate, you will see a rectangular silver lever approximately 2 1/4 inches long. This lever is the leg lock release. At the bottom of this lever, you will see an inverted triangle (with the point facing down). While holding the tripod by the other two legs, place your thumb on the triangle , of the leg you are working on, and apply downward pressure. You should feel the lock release. While maintaining this pressure, rotate the leg upward until it is in a horizontal position. This is the maximum the tripod will allow the leg to move. Release the pressure from your thumb and the leg will lock in place horizontally. Repeat this process for the other two legs. Now all three legs should be horizontal and the central shaft should still be vertical. Next, locate the wing-nut by the red emblem just below the silver head mounting plate. Unlock this wing-nut by turning it open. Invert the tripod so that the head mounting plate is seated in your left hand. At the bottom of the central shaft , you will see a large red triangular shaped button. Press this button and maintain pressure as you slowly push the central shaft upward. Continue pushing until you hear the lock engage . Invert the tripod right-side up. Then rotate the head mounting plate to the left of the wing-nut and the central shaft will now lay on top of the opposing leg. Next, turn the wing-nut to the locked position. Attach the X PROball Head and rotate the camera mounting plate to the upward position. Attach camera and you are ready to take low level pictures. Reverse each step of this process to return the tripod to its original position. Hope this helps.

Q: 10. Can I set this tripod up in about six or seven inches of water? Will the water ruin the legs and their mechanisms?

A: I would suspect that there would be no damage if it were thoroughly dried. Unless it is salt water which leaves corrosive residue. I simply use plastic trash bags over each leg to keep them dry, no issues then. I extend lower leg all the way and adjust upper one until level etc.