Can it be mounted with Command strips?
904612
I can't honestly answer that. It is a well built so it isn't light weight but with the proper strips you might be able to. the 3 D batteries are pretty heavy.
357842
No it doesn't mount to the table. If you wanted to get command strips then you could mount it that way.
497351
yes. mounting is not the strength of this power strip. we ended up using adhesive to attach it to a wall.
1249636
Tom, the answer is no. When installing the mount, you first have to remove the stripper clip guide.
2279154
Just a medium weight command strip worked for us. If you know you want to keep it permanent, you could easily do so. We have had it up for quite a few years and use it alot.
1214669
The back of the board if flat except for the small black tabs used to hang the board on nails. I don't think they are big enough to use the command strips. Also, they are at the top edges and would probably make the boar uneven as there is no space for them to sit behind the board without making it stick out from the wall.
940771
I'm not familiar with those mounting strips. I used screws. If you're asking if the fixture is relatively lightweight, it is. If you're asking whether the part that attaches to the wall/ceiling/cabinets is perfectly flat, it looks that way, but I can't say with absolute certainty without taking it down. Looking at the instructions that came with it, it does appear that there is a good length of a flat surface that would work with mounting strips, as long as the mounting strips will work under the conditions that might exist around the light (for example, I have mine over a sink, where it is sometimes exposed to steam; I'd be nervous with only mounting strips). If you want to see the instructions that come with the fixture, I could not find them on the GE website, but did find them here: http://www.smarthome.com/manuals/59568.pdf. I hope that this helps!
1197635
I would assume so since it glues on. The idea behind the Command Strips is that, when you want to remove them they come off easily and not leave a mark.
80776
I used the Command picture hanging strips and they work fine. The kind with Velcro for 8 lbs, is what I used. One on either side and one at the top.This kind http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00404YKZI
1831424
Hi Erika,There are two eye holes in the back of the strip where you could hang the unit from screws or nails if you want to.
738862
I ignored the anchors all together, and went with 3M command strips. Worked like a charm!Command Picture Hanging Strips, 4-Small, 8-Medium
429574
It does, but you don't need screws. I'm a renter and didn't want to damage the cabinets so I used 3M Command strips (Command Medium Mounting Refill Strips, 9-Strip). Carefully placed to hold yet be out-of-sight, they're plenty strong for the job and easily removable without a trace. My have been up for months and are solid as a rock. Another advantage is that if your placement isn't quite right, you can start over with new strips.
1338357
You should be able to. Mine came with wall mount slots on the bottom, as well as a set of wall screws. http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/csbus/sf10x-xx_sg10x-xx/rackmount/quick_start/78-19225.pdf
869922
If I were you, I'd simply use double-sided foam tape. Command strips would have to be used side-ways but you could use them. Use several per magnetic item. Item is wood and about 3/4" thick by almost 2" wide. Give it a try.
665711
im sure you can get some of those command stick strips or maybe even drill it, but i didnt hang mine on the wall and the board doesnt come with anything to do so.
559618
I mounted mine on a tile backsplash using the strips and it works just fine. When removing a knife from the strip, twist it before pulling away from the strip.
1046742
I wouldn't. Although the command strips work well on dry surfaces, I think they would get wet over time and not do the job..