Will these stick to wooden surfaces? I need to attach velcro to my loft bed.
1469418
I'm sorry, I don't have any left to try it. I don't see why they wouldn't, but they aren't large enough to hold on to anything under heavy stress.
1469419
yes and no. The sticky back will stick to wood, I use it to hold cables on my desk. However, I wouldnt assume it can hold a lot of weight, especially over time. If your just tying up cables, or something relatively light, these will work fine.
1469420
These appear to stick to any type surface, even concrete. Very good adhesion.
1919836
Yes but like the other response make sure your frame is long enough. I used them on a twin frame for a headboard
1880254
I wouldn't think so. They would stick ok to a hard surface, but probably wouldn't stay put on padding.
873373
I probably wouldn't recommend them for a bunk bed. We got these over a year ago and kind of have a love-hate relationship with them. They're one of the best things we have found so far, but they do not stay put. We had to resort to adding velcro on the bottom to try to make it stick better to the mattress plus holding it down with packing tape. Granted, for a bunk bed, it would seem to me a little to risky to have it slide out of place if someone is sleeping on the top bunk.
261301
These do stick well on rubber. I don't know what your aerobed is made of. They are meant to patch holes and not leak air.
960620
They might. I had purchased them for bed frame with wheels. Individually they worked. I tried a hearing them together for height. Have not found the right adhesive.
2034186
I'm not an adhesive expert, but they seemed like normal labels to me. I would assume they will stick to a fabric box, but not if it's dusty, and probably won't stay on over time. I've got them on smooth canisters, so I can't say for certain.You might try using a brad at the corners, if you don't mind poking a hole in the fabric.
692076
No, these will NOT stick to sheet rock, dry wall, etc. I've tried several different brands of this suction cup style of grip bar, and they all will work only on a very smooth, non-porous surface, like tile. They may possibly stick to a surround enclosure if the surface is smooth enough.
739201
Yes, they stick well on to wooden floor. However, they will only move if it is on carpet.
888925
In short, yes they will. These are essentially a large poster board where the entire surface has the Post-it stickiness exposed so you can stick anything on the surface. There are no edges or frames, so you could place multiple boards side-by-side to cover your entire space.
243027
No, unfortunately this would not be the solution for your issue. They need to be attached to a solid surface.
1043397
Yes I use them on steel paint wood and plastic they don't stick to the plastic.
903350
HiYes it will , these will need to be slipped inside the bed cover .. As long as the bed cover is tugged tightly in the bed ..these will hold strongly . Hope it helps you
1243793
Yes, You would need to add velcro to them especially the back pieces. Ours blew off even with very mild winds....something like a breeze. This furniture is extremely light weight and will move
1268577
Absolutely although...the length of screw you use to attach them and the surface they are attached to probably has a lot more to do with their holding ability. If you are using them to hang heavy items...make sure you are screwing them directly into wood...not just the sheetrock.
2091954
They stick by what seems to be a Velcro type adhesive. You just line them up with the holes on the sander and they grip very well. That's it.
275132
They wil work for moving something or if it is just standing. If you are going to be moving it as in a kitchen chair you should use the adhesive.