Would this be able to be put up with double sided tape without it falling down?
1877674
Don't think that will work. I used 3M spray on glue. Sprayed both the area I was putting it on to and the back of the cork board. Worked great still ok after 4 years.
1877675
Probably, but only if you covered the entire back surface with tape. That would probably give you enough strength initially. Trouble is the adhesive in the tape will lose its tack over time and will also be subject to being yanked off the wall everything someone touches the cork, pulls out staples from it, etc. I wouldn't see it staying up long.
1877676
You could try it but I doubt it would hold up long term... I bought this roll of cork and its a great deal..but I used contact cement to hold it up...I would recommend that route vs double sided tape
1877677
You would want to use a contact adhesive. Tape isn't strong enough to support the weight.
957104
Yes, most likely, in fact in will likely fall off on its own accord as there is not much adhesive in the first place...I ended up using extra glue to get it to stick!
316247
I think double sided tape would work, I bought some but haven't gotten around to applying it.
2176315
Double sided tape is fine, I used Velcro in case the need arises to change it out.
2157602
Yes with a bit of tape...the top part, light bulbs, are a bit heavy. Otherwise yes, it would sit flat and secure...big winds here last week did not disturb, duck tape held it great....
366594
You can, I would suggest getting some strong "permanent" double sided tape. We found some at JoAnns. It was the only thing that worked on our metal door to hold our door knocker on.
1862302
That's a strong possibility. You can always try it and if it fails you can try some 3M double sided adhesive tape. Good Luck.
412227
No. The tape would stick, but the hook doesn't curve in enough to hold anything from that angle. Needs to be on a wall pointing up.
1212377
Is hard plastic double sided tape so you can stick anywhere from behind it won't come off I have it
1192038
No. You need to screw it to something. The back is hollow, so you can't even use double sided tape. I suppose if you put double sided tape all around the outside edge it might work. I had my husband put it (in the place of one that was broken) inside the cabinet under my sink. I do love it. It is sturdy and hold heavy rolls.
1521107
If you were to Velcro it down, I'd say yes. But in general, without securing it somehow I think it would fall.
295617
It "should" be... but with my experience I can honestly tell you that the tape I had wouldn't hold anything. Again, I could've just received a bad order of this tape, but I would recommend looking for another kind of double sided tape. Hope this helps!
1656078
It is not made to be mounted to a wall, but if you want to it's not heavy and double-sided tape would handle it. We have it sitting on a desk.
521406
It most likely will, this is the Permanent version, if you want something that will not hurt your walls and other items try to temporary double sided tape
521407
It may depend on the wall. I used it to tape up a photo on my wall, but my wall isn't completely flat and the photo fell down after 2 days.
661058
It can be fastened with screws, which are supplied with the drywall fasteners if I remember correctly. Or, I think a strong double sided tape would work. Personally, I would use the screws, less damage to drywall vs tape.
1563753
Yes, you can use double sided tape or screw it in. Hopefully you have room to mount it on a flat surface as that would be better. Hope that helps.