Facade Case?

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Give these guys a call, I have not done any business with them but I've had my local sailmaker in Houston put some bags together for miscellaneous stuff. They can probably make you something with some good padding and water resistant to protect your facade and make it's transport easier.

http://www.mariner-sails.com/
 
Moderators can't have fun with regular posters?

I had't read this one before I had replied to Steve... I was just funnin him... he's a good egg and I believe he knows it.

Tone of the comment sure doesn't lean towards "fun" more like a swipe at his post. If it was "fun" why did you cover your a$$ after I made my comment?
 
James I really like the detailed edges on your frames. Will you be applying any type of plastic ,rubber or metal protecters for the bottoms or corners? also love your panels gives a nice mosaic effect. Would love to see them lit up. Which lighting configuration do you have in mind?

WOW!!! A lotta action on this threa;)... I have FINALLY finished working on this darned thing and have a couple of pics to post. I will be uplighting it with 4American DJ Tri7 par cans. Also will be using some rubber feet for the bottom of the facade. I will pick them up tomorrow and put em on. I thought about adding corner brackets to protect the corners but i dont like how the look, plus they're more expensive that 8 rubber feet...

I will post more pics tomorrow and better pics when my lights come in in a couple of weeks... So tired am I...
 

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Kirby - no worries...I saw it as more of a jab in good fun; hence my reply...I'm sure Rob took it as the same...

Jon = I'll take some photos as soon as the gear comes out of storage. My facade is simailar to Magno's with the exception that instead of light panels I've wrapped mine in a vinyl-ish fabric. Hence it is suseptible to puncture.The corroplast provides enough rigidity to prevent puncture. The corroplast is black; so you don't see the duct tape.

I've put a base on my R & R cart with a lip on it that I lay the case with the facade in (side down) stack the cart an with a strap secure it; the facade transports easily....The case caost all of $30.00

Again think of the box that a folded facade would ship in; just a bit stronger. It isn't a road case, but then again, I don't think many need a road case; it's a better solution, I think, than a soft case which offers no rigidity at all...