Does the double-sided tape peel off of hardwood floors okay (for removal)?
1084223
My cord concealer would be used to bring power to my table saw on a cement floor. I did not think that the tape that it comes with was wide enough, so I went to casa depot ans bought carpet tape. After I installed it I had to trim off the excess. I think that the tape it comes with is the same stuff but not so wide. When you remove it from a wood floor you will have to clean up the sticky mess (maybe WD-40). You will be OK with this product. The best part in the concealer itself. Hope this helps, Don
1084224
My guess is it would leave marks behind. I have yet to use the tape because of that.
1084225
It did peel off concrete and floor tile fairly easy. I would recommend cleaning floor very well let dry and then apply came up with little to know residue.
711773
I believe that this tape will, but you will not be able to remove the rubber mat easily if you use it to secure it to the floor. It is quite strong and will adhere to rough surfaces.
1212377
Is hard plastic double sided tape so you can stick anywhere from behind it won't come off I have it
1506186
Carpets yes. If it's tiles it should come off without a problem but I look careful with wood floors.
930388
In my opinion yes.I would use small amounts in small area of the wood, it should only remove the adhesive without any damage to wood. Use with lightly when removing.
643092
I think it'd remove fine. I mainly use it on wood but recently used it on metal and it removed fine so I think it'd come off those things fine.
2218791
NO! no matter what. Do not remove it if you mess up or if its slightly misaligned because if you try to take it off the the area which you peeled from will lose its adhesion and look weird.
1219010
STICKY ASS Tape is just that . . . . very sticky!! I do not think using it on floors to hold from slipping is the best of ideas, as it might damage floor, especially if wooden floor. This tape is very sticky and I have used it for many projects where regular duct tape has failed. I think you might be better off with tape that is designed for your need.
1686364
I asked their technical support dept this same question and the answer was "should be ok for most hardwood floor finishes but use caution and test in an inconspicuous area especially if the floor finish is old/soft." because my concerns were about what might happen long term, not just within a few minutes of "testing," i asked more questions. it sounded to me that the tape would more likely become less sticky over time rather than my concern that it could become permanent or difficult to remove. so i went ahead and taped a rug to a hardwood floor. the tape was very effective given the type of rug (kilim). then i started becoming a little nervous about potential tape residue over time (in spite of it sounding unlikely while talking to the rep) so i removed the tape. it had been there for something like half a week and it pulled up off of the floor very easily and had no impact on the finish and did not leave any residue at all. if you still have concerns, it was super easy to reach the IPG person using the phone number inside the cardboard core of the tape roll. good luck!
1200746
In my experience, yes. The adhesive sticks well, but will let go. I've removed them from all kinds of surfaces (metal, wood, plastic, laminate). If you are super concerned about a wood surface, I'd recommend testing in an out of the way spot (like up under a lower shelf). Also, you could use something like Goo Gone that would release the adhesive, then peel it off carefully with a finger nail or something plastic, and finally rub of the remaining adhesive/Goo Gone with a paper towel. I'm 95% certain it would be just fine. (ts)
1336668
I have not had a reason to remove them yet. The adhesive seems to be a lot like double sided tape so if you heat it with a hairdryer and carefully peel it off you should be ok. A little goo-off should clean up any residue left behind.
65073
There are a lot of variables to consider, so I can't be sure, sorry. The tape held the rug down to the bare floor for a few weeks before losing its grip, so it seems you have to keep reapplying new tape to keep fresh and strong, but that's how I used it. Good luck.
218088
The adhesive strips are separate from the cord cover, so you could use it without adhesives at all. No it won't hurt your floor.
953236
Yes, I use it to remove floor. Not the best quality but good for the money.
1118326
You could try to use double sided tape. But when it sweeps across the floor it might pop off.
744946
Try some double sided tape, it worked on our hardwood floor. Also, might look for some of that rubber cabinet liner stuff too.
1220037
Ours is very stuck to the floor, so must be semi-permanent. It could possibly damage the hardwood floors when you try to remove.