would these also work to hold up balloon clusters outside of a building on stucco?
1308336
I have only use the dots with paper. I put a dot on a empty plastic bag and placed it on a wall for a few minutes. It stayed on the wall and came loose without too much trouble, but I don't think they would be strong enough to hold heavier items.
1161408
No. They are canvas and would not hold up to being outside for that amount of time.They are perfect for their intended use.
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.
2208262
I think it would work. I'm very happy with these. I have very heavy, large cement planters on mine.
1891524
I don't see why not. I gave a K-8th grade school one of these and I'm quite sure that's where they got more balloons. They LOVED this because it saved them from getting very, very sore fingers tying about 200 balloons. The perk with the water balloons is that they are biodegradable so they won't lie around causing more damage to our one and only Earth. Other than that, go for it! ;o)
1258069
No, as long as there is something solid to hang the brackets on. I used lead anchors in stucco and the two boxes I installed are solid as a rock.
686603
Yes! They do work, and they hold heavier things too! You just might have to use more than one!!
1025612
In my opinion, when the weights are filled to capacity they will work (and free sand lol) I actually have them holding down a metal gazebo. Hope this helps.
612390
Probably not as they are more for hanging pictures, signs, etc. that lay tight/flat against the siding.
1982898
Possibly....but the connectors/rods between each panel goes into the ground or a low level pot for stability. If they are not secured in something....then they might fall over if there were a strong wind. Good luck.
719511
They could but they would probably flow over and fall off, it is not wide enough. I would not put them there.
316135
Yes.If they drop off too often, they lose their magnetism. So best keep them on metal surface.
858296
yes...I am sure they could be used for that they are very sturdy...we use outside in the barn for shut off.
497496
I have not personally tried any of the bits from this set on stucco. The best bit to use on stucco (my opinion) would be any carbide tipped masonry bit. These are "stone carbide" so they should work and the tips should hold up.
497495
Yes. I used them to drill into stucco to mount brackets for my gutter downspouts. It was easy, compared to my failure with a regular drill bit.
1645176
Yes, I believe so. It will depend somewhat on how well/strong they're secured to the garage wall. I have some on concrete block walls in my garage carrying large bins of seasonal/Christmas stuff.
760423
yes, but you will have to use a different adhesive. They come with "crazy" glue. You'll need a flexible adhesive like "goop" to make them work on an inflatable board.