Do the suction cups hold up on a painted wall?
241876
I have tried to use the suction cups to attach the mirror to the wall but it just wont hold. As an alternative you can remove the suction cups and using the "slots" where the cups slide in, screw the base to the wall. The base is magnetic so it makes removing and manipulating the mirror easy.
241877
Dale , it does' nt work on a painted wall . I have bought both the 10inch & smaller mirrors . I tried on my painted/ plastered wall. It simply does not stay . Lack of suction. It stays well on my wardrobe door mirror & Also can stick on to the other doors ( vinyl covered?) of my wardrobe .
241878
love it but would be afraid on flat paint it might not hold. Works wonderfully on glass
746914
I don't believe so as they are made of a sturdy PVC type plastic. I don't think paint would adhere to the surface.
981201
There are no suction cups. There are screw hooks that screw into the wall. Once hooks are in place you attach the net to the hook.
864220
Yes. I put them on my bathroom wall. Lightly textured with semi gloss paint. Still sticking great even with shower moisture in there.
891075
yes they do, they are designed to climb the walls but you need to adjust the suction with the diverter valve.
1569210
I couldn't really say, but they seem to be sticking to plastic (except where I pulled it off and reapplied). I really don't think I would put it on a wall though because it is sticky and will probably remove the paint. I would try to find a static cling decal for the wall.
307188
As long as you have a smooth glass surface on which to stick all three suction cups, it should work! Mine's been up for months, and I haven't touched the suction cups since I put it up. It's holding well!
1473175
No. It would have to be a plastic or glass surface for the suction cups to work
145121
If you are adhering them to a very clean, flat surface, they should hold up okay. My concern, as you said, is if they get wet. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in them if they DO get wet as they're not really made for that. You could always use epoxy or a small screw to adhere them to the surface and that would likely rectify the issue of them potentially getting wet. Check your local home depot or lowe's, they probably have something better for your application than this.
552346
yes these by far are the best suction cups I discovered them years back at Home Depot but I never ever see them in the stores they will hold in the cold I use them for my large wreaths outdoors
331892
I don't think so it is made for glass suction cups don't stick to paint that well
729226
These are held in place with adhesive backed Velcro. As long as the paint on the wall and window frame is in good condition it will not harm it when pealed off.
618292
They peeled off my wall just fine, but my wall has very good paint. I would get, very worth it, but I wish it was overall bigger!Good luck
1296345
Yes, just two screws to put clips into the wall that you then hang the board off of on a wall. They're pretty sturdy and probably overkill to be honest, no worry about scratching your wall if you put them up correctly
2067525
Yes, however they did not stick to my wall well at all. I had to throw half of them away. The company sent me a full refund, and half are still on my wall. Good luck, my grandsons loved it!
132404
I've had mine on a window for more than 3 months, it holds a small surveillance camera without any problem. The risk of using this unit on a wall is if the surface has any deviation from a glass like surface you will be losing complete adhesion that glass like surface provides. Even if the unit sticks to the wall, it will be competing with whatever weight load your trying to suspend. My suggestion, when using a suction cup device the smoother the mounting surface the better it will hold. And depending on what kind of weight load your trying to support, the heavier the load the larger the diameter of the suction cup should be. I've had mine on a window for more than 3 months, it holds a small surveillance camera without any problem. The risk of using this unit on a wall is if the surface has any deviation from a glass like surface you will be losing complete adhesion that glass like surface provides. Even if the unit sticks to the wall, it will be competing with whatever weight load your trying to suspend. My suggestion, when using a suction cup device the smoother the mounting surface the better it will hold. And depending on what kind of weight load your trying to support, the heavier the load the larger the... » Read More I've had mine on a window for more than 3 months, it holds a small surveillance camera without any problem. The risk of using this unit on a wall is if the surface has any deviation from a glass like surface you will be losing complete adhesion that glass like surface provides. Even if the unit sticks to the wall, it will be competing with whatever weight load your trying to suspend. My suggestion, when using a suction cup device the smoother the mounting surface the better it will hold. And depending on what kind of weight load your trying to support, the heavier the load the larger the diameter of the suction cup should be. « Show Less
2124179
Nope, no suction cups. The bottom has a flat weight in it which gives it some support, but not much help if you want to suction it to the wall