I was wondering if they will stick to a wall. I want to put carpeting on my wall by the door where my cat scratches. This seems easy way to do
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The adhesive isn't very strong. Having had many cats, I think the cat would pull them off too easily. If it were me, I would take a piece of plywood, and put some regular carpeting on it, backside up. You can wrap it around the back of the wood, and staple it. Then I'd screw it in well to the wall.
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i don't know for sure but the way they stick to the floor i would think they would stick to the wall
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I used it for a vertical application (backing for a velcro spice rack). The carpet tiles work wel but the adhesive is a bit dodgy. would use additional adhesive if you want it to be up long term.
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From my experience I would not advise these for carpet. The adhesive never really sets so the pads can shift, exposing the carpet to potential damage.
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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.
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If you are looking for non slip I do not believe they would because they are hard. They stop some slipping from the top of them but you can step on them and if they are not secure you and the tile will slide if it is on a surface like smooth wood. I was able to put them wall to wall in one direction to keep sliding to a minimum.
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I don't think they would hold very long, and would probably mark the walls. I would attach the picture to a sheet of paper, then maybe used double sided tape to attach to the wall, but that still is going to mark your wall. You could attach the paper to the wall with push pins or thumb tacks.
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You may have to use additional adhesive. They stuck to the walls for less than 12 hours and started coming off.
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I am afraid it won't stick to a wall, specially if textured. I have installed mine on a wooden floor, but after a few months the double sided tape has lost its magic and it slides all over the place leaving a gooey mess everywhere. Why not try ABS trunking with a snap cover on the wall, it's lighter and easy to paint!
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I would think so, they are super sticky you would just have to be sure to rub the decal thoroughly to make sure it secures to the wall.
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No, no they will not hold. They need to be anchored to the drywall studs for support. They are not real lite and with a cat jumping on to it, it really needs support or it will pull out.
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Probably... I did not use them on a wall, but I would imagine they would stick just fine. If anything, they would probably take paint off the wall if you had to replace one for some reason.
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Hi,Thank you for your email, and no you can't use them for wall, and yes they r pile and stick.Thanks,SamCustomer Service
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No, they don't harm the surface at all, and they're VERY easy to put up. Just take them out of the pkg and stick them wherever you want. They come rolled up, but it's ok . . just flatten them as you stick them on the wall. It's very thin, like contact paper. And I LUV LUV LUV them, by the way! I have them stuck to my computer cabinet and use them to write myself notes and keep track of appointments, bills, etc. They're wonderful! (You might want to order the "chalk markers" with the Wallies. Chalk works ok, too, but the chalk ink is GREAT . . I use it to write notes on windows and mirrors, too. And truthfully, you don't need the Wallies if you use the Chalk Ink . .. it writes on most anything (walls, mirrors, the fridge, the stove) and washes right off!) :-)
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You should be able to stick it to wall edges. I have not removed any yet, but they use standard double sided tape. The tape will probably need scraped off, which might cause problems on a painted wall, but should be fine on most glass and wood furniture.
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no! They are a hard plastic and would not glide on carpet and would scratch a wood or tile floor. They are only meant to be a stationery lift for a bed frame.
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They are made of hard plastic so will slide around on hard surfaces which works well for us since we put them under a shelf. They might not slide on a carpeted or textured surface.
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Not too sure- they're kind of thin and almost papery, and not too flexible. They would probably stick, but a smoother surface seems like a better fit. They would definitely come off easily if you only want them as a temporary decoration, but I don't think they would fall off on their own. Hope that helps!
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Yes but they fall off really easily. I tried putting some behind my refrigerator door because it hits the wall when it opens, and in a few spots so my son would not bump his head. They all fell off within a day. You might need to use something stronger to attach them instead of the stickies that come with the product.