would these stay in place if used on a travel trailer?
1543771
I can't speak for the containers, as I bought my spice tins at the Container Store, but the base works great above my sink at home. I don't think the spice tins would move around much based on the strength of the magnet, but I can only vouch for the base - not the tins. Unless you get them from the Container Store. They work great.
1543772
But it has to be a metal surface if you don't buy the tin wall base. I have them stuck to the side of my refrigerator. Your looking at the wall base not the tins
593963
No. The material is pretty heavy so I don't think tape would hold them in place.
200851
They fit a size range and adjust with compression straps on the end. I think it'd be OK, especially if you got one at the upper end of the size range for your trailer. My trailer doesn't have an AC unit, so the sides of the cover reach down lower than necessary. If the lower edge sat a little higher due to an AC unit, I don't think the difference would be enough to be an issue.
1051101
stays on trailer ,just loosen the wing nuts when moving the jacks . remember to tighten them when traveling . works nice
273495
They are stabilizers and are not intended to be used as a means of lifting your trailer. That said they would most likely do it. I have used them several times and the seem to work well.
1028652
Yes. They stay on well where I put them and can be removed without damaging the surface. They should work well for that purpose.
1653938
They do not fasten but are heavy enough to stay in place. You could put Velcro to attach more securely.
1234463
I believe they would fit loosely, but unless you are walking on something sticky/grabby they would stay on.
1029120
Yes they will stay put when walking around Disney. We used them in Disney and we're perfect! The size is very large, I cut them and made enough for the four of us! Well worth the money! Hope this helps, have a magical Disney trip!
1912688
Yes. I use a set on each side of our camper trailer and they act as chocks preventing rolling either direction. They work great and you can adjust them to be nice and snug. Haven't had any problem and I don't use any other chocks in addition to these.
2069595
my experience NO, they are removable so they don't stay on with friction and lots of bumping. Shipping may not completely remove them but there is a chance they will come off unexpectedly.
905635
Havn't had any problems so far. We used them on the wheels of a boat trailer.
2174748
Absolutely not! That is what is great about these as well. I find I have to push them down sometimes just because I pull them too high up. It doesn't matter where I "set" them...they stay. Even pairs I have had for a while that have been washed and slightly loosened. They stay put.
1156168
I would think they will not work in that type situation. Must be able to slide on smooth surface.
243521
I would say no the weight of the trailer or car would pinch and wedge them in place.
1835085
They stay in place just not super snug fit. If you had a liquid in a dish and turned it upside down it may leak out.
1810964
The are pretty solid. I have them on an easy load trailer with an 18' fiberglass runabout. I have about 2" play on each side. To make them "tight" it would depend how far you could slide them in on your trailer on each side, and how wide your boat is.