Can this be cut into strips for putting under the sofa?
1864031
Yes but they would need to be cut wide so that the Roomba has no chance of navigating over (actually this is a good idea that I will have to try).
1864032
Yes, but at $20 it sounds expensive. I have a place under a credenza which my ROOMBA just loves to get trapped, so when I changed the carbon pre-filter on my air purifier, I vacuumed it off and placed it , darkest side up, in the aforementioned hiding place...works like a charm...and cheap.
1227234
They can stick under glass shelves (but you will wiring and the back of the light strip will be visible if you are attaching them beneath a glass shelf I would think). Adhesive isn't very strong, but will stay on with extra tape. The the lights cannot be cut or shortened, but not completely sure; I'm too scared to cut it up. Keep in the mind that the strip is a little more than 3ft. long. One more thing, this light comes out as white fluorescent looking light, NOT incandescent-esque yellow/sun light. The light isn't bright; I just use it for accent glow behind a wood shelf.
1300311
No, that's not going to cute straight strips. You need a Toyo Pistol Grip Glass Cutter, shown on Amazon's web site. You will also need another tool that snaps the pieces apart, but I don't see it on Amazon's site and don't know what it's called. Sorry I can't be more help. But you definitely do not want the tool you are considering.
1412968
Yes. Each piece is separate so you can arrange the sofa however you like. :)
1679537
The strips can be cut using a utility knife. The strips are made to fit an exterior door, so they are about 1 and 1/2 inches deep. That might be kind of deep for a folding door.
1956100
Sure, cutting would be easy. It's kind of like a very thick version of the bubble wrap that is sometimes used in packaging. A lot more durable, though.
929000
Yes, you could. It's thick enough. The only thing is you would need to use an exacto knife or other blade to get a a good cut, since scissors don't work well (it will crumble on the ends.)
1649828
You can cut it but it is going to lose quality. Best to leave it as is and buy the small pads. They come GREATLY in handy. If you cut it the fiber-type material inside will begin to fall out and ruin the pad.
439825
well, I haven't tried it ,but maybe gluing on the understand strips of flat wood. They probably sell something like that at Michaels, Joann's, or Hobby Lobby. Good luck!
621336
You probably can but I would not recommend these lights, they are horribly unreliable and customer service is less than ideal. I went through three strips and only one worked more than a week and it lasted less than three months
1017306
Not sure about cutting it but it's thin enough to cut. We put a thin piece of laminate under it for more floor protection from chair wheels.
1469282
I can't say from quilting experience, but I don't see any reason why it can't be done. Same idea as binding. Maybe someone else has more experience with cutting such narrow strips.
1561675
Yes,you should be able to as each piece is adjustable...ie, just adjust it so far out of the way so it doesn't slice.
2137521
I believe so. The strips are not heavy...although this comes with hardware to install.....i didn't want to use as i am not sure i want to leave them where they are now.......so i used clear packing tape. perfect. i did not tape over the little led lights....just along side. The on/off switch, however, i did not tape. It is setting on the counter. Very bright warm light! Love it!
1599108
its possible doing what BJO said, But it would be easier to cut your strips off a 2X12
2046953
I imagine someone somewhere could attach it to a wall so it'd look like ok. BUT - -I would just keep in mind that you could very well have up to seven plugs with cables plugged in to the strip. So, maybe the strip would be more easily hidden on the floor, under a dresser, table or ??.
260925
I think that would be difficult. The back is made of one solid piece of sturdy cardboard, so it would need to be cut. I think it would be wiser to get a unit designed to be used as a table top for a TV.