Would these stay affixed to our cardboard storage boxes and be durable enough for weekly changing of the index cards? Also, are the index cards easy to remove?
303726
They are durable enough for your purpose. We use them as a substitute for a tougher brand that is no longer available. Cards are easy to remove. We use them on plastic file envelopes and the corners lift a bit when you change the card, but on cardboard they would probably stick better.
303727
Yes, I think that these would remain affixed to cardboard. In fact, attempting to remove them would probably rip the cardboard. The pockets are open on he the top and cards are fairly easy to insert and remove. The plastic will stretch and eventually tear if pulled outward rather than removing cards by sliding them straight up.
303728
I think these would definitely stay affixed to cardboard storage boxes and they are made of a stronger plastic, so I think they can handle a fair bit of use. The entire backside is adhesive, so I don't think it would be easy to remove them from cardboard. If it's important that they be removable, I would suggest using plastic boxes or lining the cardboard with clear tape or something similar for the spot the index holder will go on. I still think it will stick thoroughly.
303729
We use them on the back of carpet samples, they are very durable, stay affixed and are easy to change out the index cards. I'm sure they would stick to cardboard just fine.
1999751
These have no adhesive back...it's just tough cardboard...but if you use a cloth glue like "Speed Sew" or something, you should be fine. But thats going to be pretty permanent I would think...
93381
Yes ..but they are very sinsetive. .they last for a month..U can not moved them around..Put tthem in one place..They are not havey duty. .tthey dont last for long..
359660
I am using mine for recipe cards; they slide out easily if you need to take them out, otherwise, they stay in the holders nicely.
2262491
Yes, the plastic ones are really easy to remove. I only use the paper ones on files so I haven't tried removing those.
1649212
They cannot be permanently attached, but you can just leave them underneath the piece of furniture for repeat use. They are about 1/2 inch thick. But if you leave them under a heavy object they will compress nearly flat.
448917
Yes! I bought them for that exact reason. I have about 7 bookshelves of books ranging from light paperbacks to dense anthologies, and I have used these boxes to move all my books during 3 different moves. They are very durable still and I will definitely use them again. Plus, they store flat, so it is easy to store them away to reuse later. They are very sturdy and easy to carry, and they are just the right size to store/move books.
180692
I do not know if they come off easily. I am using them to label my Accelerated Reading books. I am placing a piece of tape over them to make sure the dots do not come off. Sorry I couldn't help you.
2092726
I have not tried to move them, but just to satisfy my curiosity, I kind of 'peeled' one back at the corner and gently pulled on it and it seemed to be pretty easy to remove. Then, I simply pressed it back down.
1407580
Yes, they're very easy to remove. Too easy, in fact.. my son figured it out in a couple of weeks.
1288409
I tried holding a half box of personal note cards on one side of a piece of 1/2 inch wood with a single magnet on one side and four on the other. It kept sliding down when I got near vertical. You can try but I think the magnetic might only keep it in place and relatively easy tugging or pulling would be enough to move the dock. These magnets don't want to be placed side to side or edge to edge. They snap together into a stack real fast. On the side of a refrigerator they need to be slid off. So wrap a piece of tape on then to take them apart easily. I also tried holding up a box of paper clips on one side of the 1/2 inch wood and four magnets on the other side and that didn't work at all.
379691
In my opinion, I wouldn't think so. I don't think they would stay sharp after constant use nor would they cut cardstock very cleanly if cutting more that one sheet at a time. (I also happen to scrapbook)
448916
The boxes seem strong enough, but the lids do not stay on very well. If you really want them to have lids, you will probably have to tape them. Hope this helps.
1930214
You can do that however I've found that slightly thicker paper tends to work better (less risk of tearing when removing it from the sticker sheet) but if you're very careful, it still works. Permanent adhesion is good. I placed some stickers on a file cabinet and then changed my mind and now I'll have to scrape the paper & glue off to remove them. So you don't have to worry about them falling off, that's for sure!
1024939
I'm not at home to see if they are on rails or not, but I know we haven't had any trouble with them falling out or anything like that. The drawers are pretty small though, so they are ones you probably won't use very often. I have decks of cards, extra photos, and things like that in mine. Overall, I have been very pleased with my table.
2259692
They're designed to hold playing cards only. I don't know if they make comic book sized boxes, although there could be a market for that kind of item.
575006
I just measured the depth, and they'll fit, but only just: depth from the inside bottom to where the lid closes is 4.25 inches. Might be a problem if you want to use index cards.