The bottom line Nine square metres of non-reflective black polyester at a published 120 g per square metre, with a 7 cm pole pocket and eight clamps, for 27 €. Its 150 °C ironing limit sits oddly beside the 40 °C the NEEWER sets for the same fibre, and no stand is included.
On the listing
Five bullets. A 3 by 3 m backdrop called large enough for most photographic occasions — studio work, video broadcast screens, camera interviews, portraits, product shots, television — and suited to beginners, enthusiasts, streamers and content creators; 100 per cent polyester at a thickness of 120 g per square metre and a density of 75D by 200D, non-reflective, said not to shrink, fade or pill, to crease less than others and to last longer, with a note that the backdrop stand is not included; a 7 cm tunnel pocket to take the crossbar, suited to most backdrop stands, with all edges finished against tearing; a care bullet recommending ironing or steam-ironing at no more than 150 degrees before use and allowing machine washing, with hand washing advised for stains; and four spring clips to fix the cloth firmly to the stand against slipping, plus four backdrop clamps to hold it and reduce creasing.
A hundred and twenty grams per square metre
The only cloth on this shelf that publishes a weight. Six other pages describe their fabric with adjectives. This one gives a figure and a thread density, which is what a buyer can actually compare.
Three metres square
Enough height for a standing figure and a metre of floor, which is the measurement the intro above asks for and not the one usually advertised.
Eight clamps, in two kinds
Four to stop it sliding on the bar, four to pull it flat at the sides. Clamps are the first thing to go missing and the last thing anyone remembers to buy.
A hundred and fifty degrees, against forty
The 26 € NEEWER permits 40 °C with steam, on the back, on the same fibre. Polyester softens long before 150, so the cautious figure is the one to follow.
Availability
Between 27 € and 35 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.
Listed in the American and British Amazon catalogues with nothing on sale against the entry: the camera has a page there and no seller behind it.
Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What it does well, and what it gives up
Strengths
A hundred and twenty grams per square metre and a 75D by 200D density — the only fabric measurement on this shelf
Eight clamps: four spring clips and four backdrop clamps
Three metres square, enough for a standing figure with floor to spare
Compromises
A 150 °C ironing limit on the same fibre the 26 € NEEWER caps at 40
No support included
No light-transmission claim, on a black cloth meant to absorb
Specifications
Material
100 per cent polyester, and the second bullet is the only place on this shelf where a cloth is actually measured: 120 g per square metre at a density of 75D by 200D, non-reflective, said not to shrink, fade or pill and to crease less than others. Weight per square metre is what decides whether a cloth hangs or floats, and six pages here leave it out
Dimensions
3 by 3 m, in the first bullet — a square, and the largest single sheet on this shelf apart from the 3 by 6 m Htper. Three metres of height is enough for a standing figure and a metre of floor, which is what the intro above says to plan for
Creasing behaviour
Admitted in the fourth bullet — the cloth travels a long way and may show creases — with ironing or steam-ironing recommended before use at no more than 150 °C. That is a far higher limit than the 40 °C the 26 € NEEWER sets for its own polyester, and the two instructions cannot both be cautious
Support system
NOT INCLUDED, at the end of the second bullet. Five cloth-only pages on this shelf, against the 80 € EMART and the 166 € FGen with their stands
Mounting method
A 7 cm tunnel pocket for the crossbar, in the third bullet, said to suit most backdrop stands — the only pocket on this shelf whose depth is published. Plus EIGHT clamps in the fifth bullet: four spring clips to stop the cloth sliding on the bar, and four backdrop clamps to hold it taut and reduce creasing
Opacity
Described as non-reflective in the second bullet, with the 120 g per square metre standing in for a thickness figure. No light-transmission claim, where the 15 € Wusboo says light does not pass through
Cleaning
Machine washable, in the fourth bullet, with hand washing advised for stains and ironing up to 150 °C
Amazon reference
B09NRFZ934 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
6089391207537
What people ask before they commit
What does 120 g per square metre tell you?
How it hangs. Light cloth floats in any draught and shows the shape of whatever is behind it; heavy cloth falls straight and pulls its own creases out. At 120 g per square metre this is a medium weight — nine square metres of it is a little over a kilogram. It is the only page on this shelf that lets the comparison be made at all.
Forty degrees or a hundred and fifty?
Both are printed on this shelf for 100 per cent polyester: the 26 € NEEWER says steam the back below 40 °C and never dry-iron, this page says iron at up to 150 °C. Polyester softens well below 150, so the low figure is the cautious one. The safe reading is to start cool on a corner and go up, whatever the bullet allows.
Why does the number of clamps matter?
Because clamps are what turn a hanging sheet into a flat surface. Four spring clips hold the cloth to the bar so it cannot slide; four backdrop clamps pull it taut at the sides so it cannot ripple. Eight is the most on this shelf, and the 15 € Wusboo supplies four.
A COMPLETE SYSTEM, not a cloth: a 2.6 by 3 m aluminium-alloy support PLUS three 1.8 by 2.8 m backdrops in white, green and black · the cloth material is NOT NAMED — only "very thick and firm" · LOAD CAPACITY 8 kg, the only load figure on this shelf · height and width both adjustable · four clamps and a nylon carry bag · black finish said not to rust or rub off · the cloths fold, wash and iron · no ironing temperature published · no weight per square metre published
A 2.6 by 3 m aluminium stand rated at 8 kg with three 1.8 by 2.8 m cloths, four clamps and a bag, for 80 € — the only load figure published on this shelf.
Best for: A first complete backdrop setup — three colours, a stand and the clamps to hold them — where the stand has to be rated for what is hung on it.
100 PER CENT COTTON, compared on the page with muslin, paper and plastic and said to crease less and not be transparent · THREE cloths of 1.8 by 2.8 m in green, black and white · the support system spans 2.6 by 3 m and the FIRST BULLET EXISTS TO SAY SO: 2.6 by 3 m is the stand, 1.8 by 2.8 m is the cloth · THE ONLY BACKDROP PAGE HERE THAT SELLS LIGHT: two 50 by 70 cm softboxes, two 84 cm umbrellas, four 200 cm stands adjustable 64 to 200 cm, two 135 W CFL bulbs, two 85 W 5500K LED bulbs, two E27 holders, a 5-in-1 reflector · two sandbags and four spring clamps · a 2.5 m mains lead · the bulbs are monochromatic and cannot be adjusted, stated by the maker in its own first bullet · washable and steam-ironable, with no temperature given · no load capacity published
A hundred and sixty-six euros for three cotton cloths, a 2.6 by 3 m stand, four lamps, two softboxes, two umbrellas, a reflector and two sandbags — the only backdrop page here that also lights the subject.
Best for: A first complete studio — background, stands, lights and modifiers at once — where nothing is already owned and the whole thing has to arrive in one box.
RIGID CARD, not cloth: crease-free, non-reflective, waterproof and dustproof, 3D HD printing · 40.6 by 29.2 cm in the title, 40.6 by 29.5 cm in the second bullet — the page contradicts itself by 3 mm · the title claims 12 pieces and 24 patterns; the contents list gives ONE double-sided reflective black and white board with two brakes and two clips PLUS SEVEN double-sided background papers, which is eight pieces and sixteen surfaces · no support needed: it lies on a table · no mounting method beyond the two clips and two brakes · opacity irrelevant on card · no cleaning instruction — a wipe is implied by "waterproof"
A tabletop set of rigid double-sided card at 36 € — crease-free by construction — whose title promises twelve pieces and twenty-four patterns where its own contents list gives eight and sixteen.
Best for: Flat-lay and tabletop work — food, jewellery, cosmetics — where the background has to be flat immediately and wiped clean afterwards.
