Think maybe 6 or 8 command strips would hold it to a wall if a person didn't pull on it like a goon ?
833603
No ,it wont hold it ,I have tried this to and it failed . The only way I could put it up was two good steel sheet screws though an wooden plank board supplied by and recycled pallet that I had laying around .
833604
No, use the screws that are provided and find a 2X4 in the wall. Somebody will pull it like a goon. It does take quite a bit of pressure to squash a larger can.
833605
i dont think so. best to screw it to a stud.. the command strips would wear after a few cans..
1293227
Great idea! They don't weigh very much... I just used a hook that twisted into the drywall... I think it said it was good for hanging things up to 10lbs so there was no issue whatsoever.
379809
I have used a lot of different command hooks but I have always used them on flat walls. Sorry :-(
804597
I'm sure you could use Scotch or 3m mounting strips to attach them to walls or any other surface.
1615402
I don't think so. We found that they pull off the wall after a time. Was using them for a computer cart with laptop cords. They stayed attached for a month before falling apart.
2241726
Probably you could do that but you might need 3 or 4 strips of Velcro to hold it up.
1203888
you could probably use the sticky part (the command strip, available in packages with just the sticky strip) to stick a clothespin to the wall and use that. worth a try
1407303
These clips are SMALL, really SMALL....about 1/2" wide. They do support the wires on a string of Christmas Tree type lights, however, they would not bear enough weight to hang much more. I'm sure Command Strips made sizes for what you want to accomplish.....just read concerning the weight restrictions on the description. Good Luck!
2099189
You could probably make a standoff out of wood and run the wire through some sort of conduit down the concrete wall into the standoff. They are designed to completely conceal the wire to avoid tampering.
1084330
It would have to be wall anchors so I don't know how much weight it would hold.
1839311
If you take a phillips screwdriver and remove the corner pieces you can go an get 4 to 6 command strips and that works perfectly.
2083310
Just tape that doesn't really work. I bought some Command strips for hanging posters and they haven't failed!!
320864
It's actually kind of heavy but if you can manage to get the strips that sell at the office supply with the hooks it would work really good make sure to get at least 4 one for every corner.
895359
Yes, but I had to put reinforcers in the nails to make it stronger. So might have to patch the wall before you move.
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
3056
I would think that you can. Although it has a substantial feel an you want to make sure you account for pulling magnet canisters from it, I would think several strips would hold it.
1016220
These strips and all the Command adhesive strips work best on smooth painted surfaces. I applied several to a painted sheetrocked wall and they kept falling off, pulling the paint off as they went. I have mounted a number on the insides of closet doors and they are holding up very well. But the instructions are clear that these aren't guaranteed to hold--they instruct you to not use them to hang things over beds or to hang valuable or breakable items--because they know that these strips may not hold.