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<FONT FACE="Verdana"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:12.0px'>Unfortunately, I can’t find any photos at the moment, but I’ve used 2 things to work around venues that won’t let you put tape on the wall.<BR>
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1) I always use blue painters tape (the kind painters use to mask off areas), which I am 100% sure will not hurt the walls. Then, I just very politely but insistently ignore any direction that I can’t tape things to the wall. Most places, like hotels, don’t really want to create a scene with a customer. They’ll just tell you that you’re responsible for any damage, and since the blue painters tape doesn’t cause damage, no problem.<BR>
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2) Sometimes I have used 8 foot tall pieces of foamcore leaned up against the walls as the base for taping things. The foamcore is lighter and easier to move around than tables, and doesn’t run the risk of scratching the wall with a table! It has 2 downsides—it can be hard to find in that size, and it’s not cheap. I usually order it to be shipped from charrette.com:<BR>
https://www.charrette.com/scripts/wgate/zshop4a441683/~flN0YXRlPTI5OTAyLjAwNi4wMy4wOA==?~okcode=ZMYF&~target=_top&~forcetarget=yes<BR>
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I love the ideas with rope and clothespins though!<BR>
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Jennifer Hurley<BR>
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On 10/20/06 10:29 AM, "Lisa Heft" <lisaheft@openingspace.net> wrote:<BR>
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</SPAN></FONT><BLOCKQUOTE><FONT SIZE="4"><FONT FACE="Trebuchet MS"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:14.0px'>Hi, folks –<BR>
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I am trying to show some options for a meeting room where we cannot use the walls. This is an indoor space. I have photos of using the windows and doors, but what I am looking for is a photo of “Canadian Tables”. <BR>
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Sometimes you can just line up tables along one wall and put *<B>other</B>* tables on top of them – on their sides – so the flat tops face out.<BR>
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Other times you can just lean a bunch of closed tables against the wall, with their faces / tops facing into the room.<BR>
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(this request may also invite sharing of stories about Canadian tables, German tables… I smile as I write this…)<BR>
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Thank you, dear friends,<BR>
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Lisa<BR>
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