Is the back of the cup holder flat or does it have any gaps in the plastic? I want to know if I can mount with adhesive tape.
453536
You should be able to mount with doublesided tape, but I cannot say how much weight it would be able to hold. I mounted mine in our camper, but screwed into studs where possible, and used plastic anchors where there were not studs available.
453537
There are ribs on the back that are shallow. I think there would be enough surface area that you could get a good grip if you used 3 strips of foam tape.
453538
If it can be mounted with adhesive tape, but the ideal would be mounted with screws.
1450950
There is a double stick tape on the back of the holder. My original installation lasted about 4 years before it became loose. When I installed my new one, I also put one screw in the provided hole to make the attachment permanent.
1883191
There are mounting brackets located on each end, holding the magnets slightly off the surface. By taking the brackets off, they would probably lie flat. Mine are already mounted, or I would try it out for you.
94536
Since it is for wall mount, the cups will rub against the wall. Not quite like a vertical cup hanger. Plus the diameter of the cup might not allow enough length for the handle to hang safely, since cups do not hang flush/flat to the wall.
976239
I've had one for a few years now. I think I may have tried velcro, but in the end I decided that it generally stays put on its own. If you're trying to put a large drink in the cupholder, it won't stay in the holder anyway.
1613583
I use the window suction cup mount as I knew the adhesive would not hold. I suggest going to a hardware store and buying a more adhesive tape and cut to size.
1728945
It's a smooth black plastic so something as simple as double sided tape would work. That circular feature is a mold mark but could easily be drilled out for a more secure mount. The basic unit doesn't come with any provision for mounting.
2135886
The edges fold around and around again to make a rigid box shape (a U shape on each vertical edge). If it were flat, it would be flimsy and you couldn't put hooks thru it. However this edges are about 3/4" wide and if you use good quality double sided mounting tape, it should hold just fine. Better still, just put a couple of screws in it. It is no big deal to do and that way you can be sure it won't fall down.
16495
I don't have it here as I purchased it for someone else. But best I can remember it has no mounting holes. If I were to mount it I may use Velcro tape. It's not real heavy and should hold it fine.
49179
I don't know what holder you have but it fits on mine. It's rather slender. Much more than the plastic camelbacks which don'tIt fits in my cup holder in my car. Hope that helps. I really like it.
86981
I never tried a suction cup. I felt comfortable with the adhesive mount especially when the interior temperature of the car gets very hot the adhesive tape holds the camera still.
1675537
The mount is not permanent. It utilizes the same suction-cup design as many other mounts. It does come with a "puck" that you can (semi-permanently) attach to your dash via a sticky pad. This then provides the needed, flat, glossy surface for the suction cup.
419368
The back is flat, but it requires you nail in two screws to attach it to the metal prongs in the back. So I don't know if you could use tape, it would seem to heavy. But you can try and send it back if it doesn't work out! :)
538886
The bottom is flat , and the adhesive is very strong. It will withstand a car wash, but make sure you move the head down towards the windshield.
1906799
not exactly. The rear posts will bend/ break off most likely; but you can use heavy duty badge tape on the back. and it looks fine. I love it on mine. Good luck.
1089439
Before I say anything else USE A LEVEL WHEN INSTALLING. A crooked cup holder is very noticeable. (Exception: if it is near a crooked door frame or shelf, you may want to match the tilt of the bigger permanent thing.) I don't remember if this came with mounting hardware (I feel like it didn't). Anyway, no product (from any manufacturer) is going to come with the proper wall mounting hardware. I suggest that you go to the hardware store and buy some "mollies" or "toggles" (http://amzn.com/B0051IB63Q for reference) They will be cheaper in smaller quantities, but it may not hurt to order 20 from amazon because they are VERY helpful. First just use the supplied screw (from the molly kit) in the desired mounting location to see if you hit a stud. If you are hitting a stud, don't bother using the plastic wall toggle, you are good to go. If you do not hit a stud, use the supplied (from the molly kit) plastic screw-in wall toggle. And please MAKE IT LEVEL.
2060621
Mine sticks to the Dash very well. Solid. I have had it mounted since December 20th with no issues at all. Off Road Driving.... Even through 20 below zero temperatures lately.... I have had no issues. Mounted to the Vinyl Dash of a Jeep Cherokee.