Pipe and Drape Photo Booth Enclosure

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8 Foot Tall Photo Booth Pipe and Drape Enclosure with Premier Drapes

Break Apart uprights with either of the Support Rod options (standard 4 to 7 foot, or upgrade Break Apart 8 to 10 foot*) makes the longest piece of pipe in this system only 52 inches long, which can fit inside of most vehicles for easy transportation from venue to venue.

*For wider photo booth sides, we offer an optional upgrade to our 8 foot to 10 foot wide Break Apart support rods. This support rod breaks down in to 3 pieces, each piece only 4 feet long. When put together, it adjusts from 8 feet to 10 feet wide.

Premier drape panels on all sides, with an option to have one drape a different color (often used to designate the entrance/exit of the photo booth enclosure).

The cost effective way to enclose your photo booth equipment (NOTE: actual photography equipment is not included).

Lightweight, portable, and takes only minutes to set-up and break down.

Premier drapes are approximately 70% opaque under normal interior lighting. 100% Durably Flame Retardant (DFR) Polyester, machine washable and dryer safe up to 140°F.

The drapes are sewn flat; they are not pre-pleated. You can gather them by hand on the support rod.

Available with an optional DuraTop upgrade (click to learn more about the benefits of DuraTop uprights).

For privacy situations where opaque, blackout drapes are required or preferred, please see our Privacy Room / Photo Booth Kit that has Commando drapes.

This pipe and drape photo booth kit includes the following parts:

Qty 4: B102-BA - 8 Foot Tall Break Apart Upright** - Silver - 1.5" Diameter
Qty 4: B505 - 16 inch x 14 inch Base - Silver - approx. 11 lbs. with included 6 inch tall base pin
Qty 4: B401 - Adjustable 4 foot to 7 foot Wide Drape Support Rod - Silver (8-10 foot wide Break Apart option available)
Qty 12: D703 - 94 inch tall x 60 inch wide Premier drape panels. Option for one of the drapes to be a different color, if preferred.

*The drapes are sewn 2 inches shorter than 8 feet tall to avoid dragging on the floor. Please contact us if you have a different drape height preference.

The photo shown is for illustrative purposes only. Pieces may differ in appearance depending on kit chosen. Pipe and drape is intended for indoor, decorative use only.

**A Break Apart Upright is not adjustable in height. It is an 8 foot tall upright that breaks down into two pieces for easier transportation and storage.

Q: Are the drapes flame retardant? Some venues won't allow non certified drapes.

Asked by: Mike Maroney - 3/8/2016

A: The Premier drapes that are included are Inherently Flame Retardant (IFR) and are tested to pass the NFPA-701 fire code. So no worries there!

Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks! Answer provided by: Pipe And Drape Online (3/8/2016)

Q: What's the maximum width? How easy is it to assemble and unassemble?

Asked by: Lori Black - 4/12/2016

A: The maximum width (with the standard option) is 7 feet, as each crossbar can adjust from 4 to 7 feet wide.

If you upgrade to the Break Apart Support Rods, then it can be set anywhere between 8 feet and 10 feet wide (so a maximum of 10 feet if that optional upgrade is selected).

It's very easy to assemble and disassemble. To assemble, you start by screwing a Base Pin (included) onto each Base. The Uprights are hollow and go right on top of each pin (so now the Uprights are standing up). You'll string your drapes onto each Drape Support Rod / Crossbar, and then the Crossbar has a hook at each end that is simply placed inside of a slot cut-out located at the top of each Upright pipe.

Total assembly time is roughly 10 minutes, depending on your familiarity with working with pipe and drape. Answer provided by: Pipe And Drape Online (4/12/2016)

Q: What are the dimensions for this booth.? Back and sides. I couldn't find that info.

Asked by: Jill Rea - 4/1/2017

A: The height is 8 feet tall, and the width of the back & sides is either 4-7 feet (with the standard crossbar option), or 8-10 feet (with the optional upgrade to Break Apart Support Rods).

Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks! Answer provided by: Pipe And Drape Online (4/1/2017)

Q: How do I make my photo booth more durable when using outside in the wind?

Asked by: Orlanda Higginbotham - 6/12/2017

A: Hi there! Our photobooth kits are only intended for indoor use. If you were to use this product outside, wind could cause the drapes to act as parachutes, which could certainly make the structure unstable. For that reason, we do not suggest our products for outdoor use.

Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks! Answer provided by: Pipe And Drape Online (6/12/2017)

Step 1: Screw the base pin on to the base

Using the screw located in the bottom of the base pin, push the threaded screw through the bottom of the base (the screw head should rest against the flat part of the base, not the raised counter-sunk part).

Then, screw the base pin onto the base (the base pin goes on the raised portion).

Tip: For maximum stability, we recommend using the center hole for your base pin.

Step 2: Place the upright pipe over the base pin

Our Slip-Fit Uprights are hollow, so putting them onto the base is easy! Just slide the upright over the pin.

Tip: Make sure that the "top slots" -- located right near one of the ends of the upright -- are at the top when you put it on the base. If you put the upright upside down (where the top slots are put over the base pin), then you won't be able to use the drape support rod.

Step 3: Put the drapes on pipe and drape support rod / crossbar

Using the sewn-in pole pocket on your drape, "sleeve" the drape(s) onto the drape support rod.

Step 4: Place the support rod hook end into a slot in the upright pipe

Now that your drape is on your drape support rod, place the hook end of the drape support rod into one of the open slots on the upright.

Tip: Have both of your uprights set up and in place so that each hook end of the drape support rod has a home.

Step 5: All done! Now you have a fully assembled Pipe and Drape Backdrop

You're all done! In less than 10 minutes you now have a pipe and drape backdrop. For an extra tip, continue reading below.

Extra tip - Making sure your spacing is correct:
Once you have the base pin on your bases (Step 1), take the drape support rod, set it to the width that you would like, and carefully place it on the floor. Then put a base at each hook end -- where each hook end is lined up to where each base pin is located.

This helps you check that your spacing is correct before you've already put your drapes on the support rod.

If you want to double check, put your uprights over the base pin (Step 2) and hook the support rod into the lower slots (if available; not all uprights have lower slots). Check to see if it is properly spaced, and then proceed to Step 3.

For questions regarding any portion of setting up your pipe and drape display, please contact us and we'll be happy to help guide you through it!