How thick is the material and can it be glued to a hard surface permanently and still function?
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I would say it's 1/8 of an inch. I have not glued it to a surface. Not sure what your purpose is but it may be better to have it as a removable object. It gets more absorbent as you wash it up to 9 washes, at that point it's at full absorbency. So maybe wash it a few times with laundry before glueing it down? May change shape a bit so cut to size after. If there is any sewing involved, sew prior to washing because it does fluff up after washing a bit. Not much. Hope this helps!
248299
I don't think so. It sort of snaps closed, which is how it grips a sheet (map, poster, etc.). I don't think it would actually close on and grip something that thick.
1564077
When I think of veneer, I think of a very thin piece of wood (or in this case bamboo) glued over something of lower quality, like plywood or pressboard. Looking at it from the side, this item is about 3/8" thick and appears to be pieces of 3/16" solid bamboo glued together. Either way, the lap desk has been durable with a good quality finish. I use it practically every night.
771686
It is not thick; it probably could be installed without removing molding. I installed in a hall bathroom and am very pleased.
868089
The adhesive is solid enough that it won't tear from one use, so if you decide to take it off it should stay intact and be ready to use again. I wouldn't recommend removing this often, though.
1042305
you'd have to cut it. Very flexible but it doesn't really use adhesive to stick rather the elastic porous surface tension that bonds together pretty tightly after a while. I've found it as easy to remove as electrical tape without the messy residue
382175
It is made of thick rubber that can be cut with a good pair of industrial scissors or even a box cutter to modify it to your needs. The only fault I had with it was adhesive on the Velcro attachments very weak. Recommend the product.
1688933
It will HELP the impact, not get rid of it. It's about a half inch thick and is hard/spongy. Perfect for what you're talking about. Also, the way it fits together you can stack the various piece on top of each other and get even better sponginess. Not a perfect surface but incredible value for the money spent. To get something better you'll need to go more than triple the price. (I got several at the same time and this one is by far the best.)
1645725
I don't know. I use it on paper. If you want permanent, perhaps a strong glue. Sorry I'm not able to be of more help
1146837
Not easily. Very thick material. Used on my carport and I know when I drive over it.
424111
Yes. It's just glued on. You can push it off with a decent amount of force.
21321
It's only about a half inch thick. Like a mirror glued to a mirror. Hangs pretty flat to the wall
450649
This style can either be glued (construction grade) or mortared in place of a 4"x4" tiled area. The lip on the back of the item is 1/4" thick.
893256
not real hard or soft, i used super glue to attach a hard clip board to the pad side. It works great.
1218839
Yep. Can be used outdoors and in wet environments. In fact, you can actually WET the surfaces to be glued, and it still works!
2261136
It is not permanent it holds up well though on the bumper of my truck though...
1596586
Although it is a thick fabric, I am not sure if it would withstand that type of specific use. I almost think it would rip apart after several uses like that.