Need propper advice please

[DDevil192]

Im making a wall to display behind me for a booth at an upcoming convention. I want it to have the brick look but dont want it to be heavy and needs to be easily transportable. Lowes has the brick facade wood stuff but is heavy and kinda hard to transport, our dimensions would need to be 6 ft x 6ft. thanks

Griff

 

[KnightAsylum]

You could paint the brick look onto a sheet of wood, you could use the fake brick facade stuff and cut it up to be easier to use/transport, or you could cut fake bricks (just an 1/8th of each brick) from foam and glue them on plywood then paint them all for a 3D fake brick look.
- all methods I have used for stage shows in my younger years.:rolleyes

 

[DDevil192]

thanks, I have to fit it in a Navigator, id get other transportation but really dont want to, the foam idea sounds promising thanks again

Griff

 

[CustomCreations]

You could paint the brick look onto a sheet of wood, you could use the fake brick facade stuff and cut it up to be easier to use/transport, or you could cut fake bricks (just an 1/8th of each brick) from foam and glue them on plywood then paint them all for a 3D fake brick look.
- all methods I have used for stage shows in my younger years.:rolleyes

Pinewood studios here in the uk make ( or used to- been ages since I looked as we reuse it per job!) large sheets of vacformed plastic with a brick texture. Maybe there is a US contact/company that does an equivalent? Its very thin- grey, about .5 to 1 mm thick.

 

[patsmear]

Yep!

My family had it in the kitchen when I was a kid.

Pat

 

[patsmear]

http://www.advancedrock.net/

Pat

 

[DDevil192]

thank you soo much!!

that is perfect!

Griff