is there a similar item that does not need drilling, just stick on velcro sides
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Yes The 3M Guardian Safety Lock by Meranto Technology Inc. uses 3M Very High Bond Tape and does not require drilling. You can find this product at www.thedoorguardian.com
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Velcro is the solution. I was tired of the footstand always in the way. Walmart has the perfect solution with long velcro strips. At one end is a slot that the other end goes into. Once the strip is secured on the pole the rest of the strip can be wrapped around the footstand and secured to its self. It's easy to unwrap the velcro from the footstand and use it. It's just as easy to flip the footstand up and wrap the velcro around it.
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Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?
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I do not know. We did not try any. All of our pins have the "stick" to push thru. However I do not think Velcro would work properly. The fabric is fairly thin.
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Double sided tape is fine, I used Velcro in case the need arises to change it out.
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I purchased velcro at a fabric store that has a sticky side and the velcro side. I put the sticky side on the boxspring. The other sticky half of the velcro I put on the "flap" of the box caddy. Then I pushed the 2 pieces of velcro together. It has held firm every since.
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You'll lose the adhesive but similar pads are availible at home improvement stores. I swapped them for velcro but they have issues attaching to the stock velcro.
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Comes with 2 sided glue strip, or use (your own) velcro if you want flexibility.
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Yes, preferably a corded one. There are non-drill options but they take way longer and you won't get the consistency you will with a drill.
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We use velcro to adhere our signs - that way you can change them out since we use them mostly for directional signs for parking, events, etc. Hope this helps
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I use the velcro command strips. I think they came with hardware - but we move a lot and I don't like to put holes in the walls. The command strips (sold at craft stores or hardware stores) work really really well!!!
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No. Mounting kit is another purchase. Shouldn't require any drilling. Uses existing holes available on vehicle.
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No, there is sticky adhesive on one side. That is the side to attach to the item you don't want to slide. The rest of the of the the block is non-skid. This can be easily cut to whatever size you keed.
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It's called heavy duty double sides tape. 3M makes it or you can find similar tapes made by other brands. I know for sure you can buy at your local garden and hardware shop (Home Depot, Lowes, etc) or buy it on Amazon.
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Save your money. We've had ours mounted with Velcro for over 3 years. We bought stick-on Velcro several years ago and use it to attach various things to the TV like sensor bars, small speakers, wifi switch, etc.
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If you turn it upside down and look at the base you will see a hole in the center. It appears to be almost a 1/2 inch deep. No sticker, but it wouldn't be hard to add velcro to the base.
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Don't know where to get one but you could buy a large peace of velcro and cut it to size and use the loop or hook side, which ever works best.