5TH Grade Graduation Decorations Banner Bye Bye 5th Grade
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5TH Grade Graduation Decorations Banner Bye Bye 5th Grade
- 1... 5TH Grade Graduation Decorations Includes: 1 PCS 1.6×8.2ft(50×250cm) 5TH Grade banner Backdrops, High-resolution digital print with eye catching details and lifelike colors. Send by folded, clips and stand kits are not included
- 2... 5TH Grade Graduation Backdrop Material: vinyl fabric, Tearproof, Seamless, Easy carrying, Light weight, Collapsible, Not waterproof, Don't touch it with water
- 3... Easy to Assemble: The 5TH Grade Graduation decor Just put it through the grommet at each corner and hang done, which can save your time at party decoration. Celebrate Black History Decoration Suitable for indoor or outdoor wall, office, home, bedroom, playground, garage
- 4. 5TH Grade Graduation Party Decorations perfect for 2026 Elementary School graduation decorations celebrating party decorations
- 5. Reminder: To remove folds please use steam ironing on low temp mode from the backside. Do not try dry ironing! It would be best to spread an additional layer of cloth on top of the backdrop banner to not destroy the print
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
FHGG
Manufacturer
FHGG
PartNumber
FHGG gr20260130A
Model
FHGG gr20260130A
Warranty
1year
Color
black and red and blue
Height
0.004
Length
19.6
Weight
0.2
Width
98.4
Size
19.6 inches × 98.4 inches
NumberOfItems
1
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