with these work in holding something down to a table with one on top and one on the bottom?
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It's the distance between the top and bottom of the table you need to consider. I have a wooden butcher block table (an inch and a quarter of Teak) and I put one magnet on top and eight magnets below. Although the eight didn't fall, one slight bump or a move of the top magnet would make them drop. The magnetic force was too weak at that distance to hold with any real strength. If the table is thinner then maybe but this wasn't secure. If the table was magnetic metal then these magnets will stick - real fast and real hard.
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I use them side to side to hold the mattress pad in place, and they are great for that. If you are using a flat sheet for the bottom sheet , you could probably do the same thing. Good luck!!
708905
We use them to hold disposable medical products on a peg board. I could send you a few if you would like.
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These are to hold the sectionals together. You clip two sectionals together at the bottom where they meet, in a way that you cannot see the clips once you put the sofa down on the ground. Its hard to explain where exactly they go but play around and it will work
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Yes, they have a magnet that holds them in place but it's not extremely strong.
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Hey Tom, Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you. Yes they do have little feet on the bottom so they can be set on a table, or stand. With the proper bolt you could also mount them to the table so they do not get knocked off.
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these are meant to slide onto the shelving inside of the cabinet. It's great for small items, napkins, accessories etc. I am not sure about using on the underside.
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probably not- I believe they would not hold because of the texture of the floor. You need a flat smooth floor in order for the pads to adhere to the bottom of the legs.
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I believe it would if the table as any weight to it. (They may work for a light table too!) But my only experience is using them under a couch.
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They need to be attached to something so if you are wiling to attach them to the shelf they will work
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yes this would work but you can just get adhesive backed felt or rubber pads sold at hardware stores like ACE for placing on the bottom of chair legs,tables,etc.
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Yes, they work if the lids are round and not to thick. The bottoms are shaped and grooved to hold plates.
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I haven't used them in that regard but I would think they wouldn't be too successful. They're fine for keeping light things tacked together where no real gravity is applied. I would think keeping something like stockings up would be too much weight for the adhesive
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No. I don't think they would work, because the style of them is so that the pressure from itself holds the item, and it would not work turned up to the ceiling.
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I am using mine for recipe cards; they slide out easily if you need to take them out, otherwise, they stay in the holders nicely.
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I only have one so I am not positive but it doesn't look like it. They are quite a bit more narrow at the bottom than the top so I think the top one would just slid into the bottom one or rest on the objects inside.
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These are made for weight bearing stuff like table legs or under heavy flower pots or lamps. They are designed to slide with little damage to surfaces.