Can I attach these to the wall with Velcro strips?
1946269
Light enough but there doesn't seem to be a good surface to put the glue side of the velcro strip on.
1946270
If you need to use temporary adhesive, you may have better luck by attaching one of these with screws to a mounting surface like a picture frame or small piece of wood (maybe 4" x 4") and attaching the velcro adhesive strips to the back of the piece of wood. There's not really a place to put the velcro strips on these micro units. There's not a large, flat area for the velcro to hold onto - the unit is small to begin with, there's not a battery cover (it stays in fine but might get grabbed by the adhesive on the back of the velcro strip), and the flat area on the bottom of the unit leaves very little room for the velcro to attach to.If you need to use velcro, you'd be better-off with a standard-sized unit. If you need to use temporary adhesive, you may have better luck by attaching one of these with screws to a mounting surface like a picture frame or small piece of wood (maybe 4" x 4") and attaching the velcro adhesive strips to the back of the piece of wood. There's not really a place to put the velcro strips on these micro units. There's not a large, flat area for the velcro to hold onto - the unit is small to begin with, there's not a battery cover (it stays in fine but might get grabbed by the adhesive on the back of the velcro strip), and the flat area on the... » Read More If you need to use temporary adhesive, you may have better luck by attaching one of these with screws to a mounting surface like a picture frame or small piece of wood (maybe 4" x 4") and attaching the velcro adhesive strips to the back of the piece of wood. There's not really a place to put the velcro strips on these micro units. There's not a large, flat area for the velcro to hold onto - the unit is small to begin with, there's not a battery cover (it stays in fine but might get grabbed by the adhesive on the back of the velcro strip), and the flat area on the bottom of the unit leaves very little room for the velcro to attach to.If you need to use velcro, you'd be better-off with a standard-sized unit. « Show Less
1946271
If you need to use temporary adhesive, you may have better luck by attaching one of these with screws to a mounting surface like a picture frame or small piece of wood (maybe 4" x 4") and attaching the velcro adhesive strips to the back of the piece of wood. There's not really a place to put the velcro strips on these micro units. There's not a large, flat area for the velcro to hold onto - the unit is small to begin with, there's not a battery cover (it stays in fine but might get grabbed by the adhesive on the back of the velcro strip), and the flat area on the bottom of the unit leaves very little room for the velcro to attach to. If you need to use velcro, you'd be better-off with a standard-sized unit.
2156699
I don't think they would since the corner adhesives are very tiny. They also might not stick well to a wall.
1313029
No..but you can velcro the Anchor to the back right above the back slot for cables. You can get velcro strips for $1.
1916735
probably. you get both sticky strips and screws to mount. the connector wires to connect each strip are short and if you have any obstacles, you might want more space or longer connector wires.
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.
1589778
Would not recommend the velcro strips esp. if there is gonna be dunkin goin on (which is kinda the point of the "break away rim") no sort of 3m strips will hold. I have the XL which will put in our basement wall hung on 2x4's using the attatched door hanger on the hoop itself.
1893152
These would work to hold the wires together, but wouldn't hold them to the wall on their own.It is a roll of 8" straps with hook on one side & loop on the other.You would need a way to secure the strap to the wall (nail, section of Velcro with adhesive, etc.)
249698
Yes...as long as the wall is evenly painted - not gravelly rough. Use 4. Must have flat surfaces against the wall. Adhere the strips to the wall first and let the adhesive rest for 15 minutes. Then attach the item. Sounds baroque but that's how I got it to work.
1343099
Yes it can. We actually used the command strips for ours, the Velcro ones so you can pull it off of the wall as well. It only took one on each corner to secure it.
661058
It can be fastened with screws, which are supplied with the drywall fasteners if I remember correctly. Or, I think a strong double sided tape would work. Personally, I would use the screws, less damage to drywall vs tape.
1500178
No, I do not believe so. They are pretty large and I don't think there is anything you can hook on to that would fit in the slot of the wall bracket.
1028237
There is a flange on the top and bottom that is maybe 1.25" wide that adhesive strips could be attached to. As long as the adhesive is strong enough, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1903708
Yes, they can! Mine came with the hardware to mount them to a wall. They are very light and the hardware is minimal so it would probably leave little damage to your walls as well.
316222
I believe you can if you solder to the wires on the opposite end of the power plug. The problem I had was hanging them. Mine were inside of some sort of silicone sleeve. Nothing would stick to them including the 3m tape that was supposed to be used for mounting. I also tried 20lb heavy duty 3m outdoor tape and no luck. If I had realized this I would not have ordered them in the first place! They were not like strip in the picture on Amazon!
1028238
They are rather heavy, so I use nail to hang them.....I wouldn't trust adhesive strips.
886658
Yes. I looked at this product but ended up ordering two 2" strips of velcro instead. Mounted to TV fine and I've had no issues.
1487153
Yes. They come with two sided tape that securely mounts them to any surface.