Honoson 2 Pcs Greek Mythology Decor Greek Columns and Pillars Cutouts

I used these for a Egyptian theme in my children's church room. Worked great next to some pyramids

This is paper and I didn’t have all the items to even put it together. This was a waste of money.

The pictures deceived me. I should have read the description better. These are cardboard cut outs. But they came in a tiny box all bent up. I sent them back. But great if you want cut outs.

Good price for the money and it worked for the event I needed it. But they are not realistic, and I bought a smaller size than the door frame I was supposed to put them on. Easy to assemble.

These columns look so real in photos, that I thought I was getting multidimensional columns. Instead, these are flat cardboard that you tape together. Which, now that I go back to reread the listing, I do see that’s what is described; it just shows how good they look. And they do! I was able to tape them together in no time, and they are fairly sturdy. They do need to be taped to something, though; they can’t stand on their own. Overall, I’m very happy with this backdrop prop!

Worked well for VBS decor

Although the pictures make it seem like this would stand alone, it is only thin cardboard with the picture printed on it.

I plan to use these Roman columns to decorate my classroom for an upcoming unit on ancient Roman civilization. In my head, I was looking for something that had hinges for folding. When I saw that this one had holes for “splicing“ I thought that’s what it might be. There seems to be no purpose for the holes unless you plan to put four thumb tacks at each connection. I personally think that would look tacky. The holes are not big enough for normal school fasteners/brads, so I’m a bit perplexed as to why they are even there. As other reviewers have said, these will need to be taped together and should be up against a flat wall for structure. Personally, I feel like $20 is a bit much for printed tag board but I guess it beats me drawing them and making them myself.