I have a storage area 3 sides are enclosed & doors on one end about 6' X 4'. What would be the best method to adhere to walls etc.? Thank you
1105466
That is a very lg area, I would use cedar cork or certainly something thicker than the very thin veneer I purchasrd
1105467
I'm not much help. I used the cedar paper to line a hope chest. After almost 2 years have to say the cedar "scent" is almost gone.
1105468
I didn't glue mine down...however.. I might try photo spray glue...or push pins
1105469
This material is not meant to be adhered to anything other than a drawer bottom. I personally would suggest the solid cedar (resembles an airwick type) or I would buy cedar panels at the hardware store and then fasten them to the walls so that they can be removed and sanded once a year. You can also use cedar solid blocks, but this drawer liner is much to fragile to put on a wall.
2170908
Standard edge. You will need double-sided tape. However, as JoAnn stated, you could probably staple the edges to a wood door. If you want do that, I'd recommend reinforcing them first, with tape.
878881
I have the same size door. You will need two rolls to do the whole door. I have windows on the top panels so I didn't cover them., and any foil tape will do.
869922
If I were you, I'd simply use double-sided foam tape. Command strips would have to be used side-ways but you could use them. Use several per magnetic item. Item is wood and about 3/4" thick by almost 2" wide. Give it a try.
484114
The strip is one and a half inches tall, and by the time you apply the adhesive to the door you lose the half.It's not going to fill a gap of much over an inch - it might be enough in your case, but you are probably better off with something wider (or an exterminator and a government building inspector).
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You can buy adhesive tape. or you can buy a spray to glue the foam to the wall. I suggest apetape adhesive tape because it will not damage the wall.
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I used Velcro tape with one sticky side of the tape on the box and the sticky side of the mating tape against the wall. The tape is 2 inches in width and I used two strips.
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I used 3m double sided tape. You can also use a small screw as there is a mounting hole on the back of the unit.
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Get yourself a Loctite ( I used the PL 375 Heavy Duty ) all purpose adhesive tube from any Home Depot or Loew's and get a caulking gun, pop the tube in it and apply to the back of each foam square. Press them on the wall or where ever you want them to go. Cheers!
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I use mounting tape and so far no issues. You have to do it right though. First, get 3M Outdoor Mounting Tape (red). Clean the metal plate and the surface you're sticking it to with rubbing alcohol and wait an hour. The back plate will fit TWO strips of the tape side-by-side if you stretch it a little. Get all the tape you can on there. Press the plate firmly into the wall for thirty seconds to a minute and don't hang anything from it for an hour. If you do all that you SHOULD be OK. Again, I haven't had problems, but... it definitely is a risk.
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Yes,I did....go to Home Depot or the like & get some 2 inch wide Industrial Strength Velcro & put a full ength strip top & bottom or even around all 4 sides & do the matching strips on your wall or wherever & you're good to go. Tip; once you apply the strips to the wall & to the Unit let both fully adhere over 24 hours say,before you mount the piece. Technically you don't have to but I find the Velcro sticky side adheres better long term if you don't immediately mount the Unit.Good Luck,CJ
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Hi, I used 3m spray adhesive, the lowest adhesion (#77 I think, it took 2 cans) worked really well. It was just like puting up wall paper. Wipe the concrete down, let it dry, spray the wall starting at the top. Once the top is in place spray the rest of the wall from top to bottom and smooth from top down. If you get a wrinkle peel it back and smooth it out. When you tak it down, the wall cleans up with hot water.
640519
Not the best adhesive for that. I would use Loctite Power Grab. Sold at Lowes & Home Depot. Apply the Loctite and tape the holder to the wall until dry
357747
I used screws to mount it. I decided to go the extra mile and first I cut a piece of plywood a little larger than the base of the wall organizer and mounted the plywood to the wall first. It was a drywall wall, and I wanted to be able to screw the plywood to the studs behind the drywall, and not just into the drywall alone. Then I screwed the wall organizer to the plywood. It may not be necessary to do that, but this way, I know it will never come loose or pull away from the wall. I personally would not trust double stick tape for something like this.
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The adhesive will definitely hold the wrap to the wall. Even try applying a bit of heat from an hairdryer/heat gun will allow it to bend to your will. To clarify a bit on showing any imperfection stated in another comment; it's only noticeable if you have a slit/cut/scratch larger than 1-2mm...I applied it to a wooden box with sharp edges, it hugged the corners well.
2185540
There are multiple ways for a permanent way you can use sound proof glue directly to the wall for non permanent ways you can glue them onto a plywood sheet or use t pins to tack them to the walls
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Just put a tack or nail on the wall. Or use double sided tape. Very easy to hang.