Would this work for sticking curtains to the window wall?
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If the curtains were hung by a rod, these Velcro sticky-back dots would hold the edges back. However, the dot attached to the wall may cause damage when the time comes to remove it. It's pretty strong glue; and it may take paint and/or portions of drywall with it. Hope this helps.
446283
Well it will not hold drapes works fine for light shear curtains which is what it is being used for I would not use it for much more than that
1471849
Yes It should work just fine for u. My dashboard is textured so it wont stick there. But it stays good on the window.
191198
Yes. I bought two so i could make a curtain. For the bthroom window. Very nice, needs a liner. I use a cloth one.
1616809
While I suppose you could use it to attach something to a wall, I would NOT recommend it. The tape is permanent, and therefore may be difficult-to-impossible to remove from the wall once it is up.
513032
That's exactly what it was designed to do. If your curtains have a hanging loop sewn into one end, just slide the horizontal bar through the loop, and set it onto the upright poles. If not, then a package of inexpensive clamps will hold any fabric in place. This is what I use: Cheaplights 6 PCS 3.75" Spring Clamps
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Yes it would work, however you would need to use duck tape or similar to keep it attached at the top. Also of course depends how tall the window is. Regardless duck you tape or similar is a good idea to help seal well.
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Not really. You might make it work if the wall has a very large radius, but you might have problems getting them to stick
1323991
For both ceiling and side walls you'd have to get different hooks, which are meant for just that. These are probably best for above the window.
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I think it might not stay fixed and begin to sag if the material attached has much weight to it. If used on a very light fabric it might work. In my case, I'll be using it with curtains I intend to attach at the very top to clip-ons on rods, so it might work for that. But for me, the time it takes to sew it on will let me know that it will be firm for as long as the curtains last.
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You would have to screw a curtain rod into the metal frame but I think it would work.
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Probably so but I imagine there is a rod connector that would work better if you don't need the angle. This thing is really made for bay windows so that you can connect two rods coming together at an angle. Also if when you use it you can see it - it really isn't very attractive. Ideal for draperies hanging at the corners of a bay window.
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i'm sure it would -- if it was properly affixed to the wall == i.e. with screws into either toggle bolts or proper wall fasteners. -- i have several dozen long scarves on it and it works great.
794953
it probably depends on what you want to stick to the wall and how strong a magnet you're using to stick it on. I tried to hang some pictures but they kept slipping off, I did stick magnetic sheeting ( like they use to make car marnets) and that worked well.
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The adhesive is pretty strong, so if you want to make a permanent addition to a wall, I think it would work, though not sure of how well it would stick. You could trim it with some strong shears - it's basically plastic, but it's relatively thick.
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Don't know if it would work for a curtain rod, but it has a smooth finish & cost hangers slide over it easily. You may need to smooth the ends of the plastic where you cut it so it doesn't poke or rip your material.
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I used it with a curtain. It looks like it would clamp ok but, you would not be able to slide the door past it.