I want to secure heavy metal shelves. Will this tape support 90 lbs/square inch?
486093
I very much doubt it even with metal shelves and ideal substrate, it is still a tape not TIG or MIG welding.
2272610
It will hold up to a 90 inch television. And your studs must be 16 or 24 inches apart
708542
100lb if you install it perfectly .but you have to consider strength of material you installing to, and and how tight shelves will be installed
1991433
The brackets seem to be very sturdy, but your shelf will only be as strong as the thickness of the board and whether you have secured the brackets into underlying studs or not.
2211597
I think they are really good shelfs but, I wouldn't load them that heavy for several reasons. I would never load anything at the maximum load. It is just asking for trouble. I always like to give myself a little safety factor in case somethind strange occurs. It very well may hold 350 lbs per shelf but why press your luck. If you want a shelf to hold that much you should buy a commercial shelving unit.
322608
I think it would. The shelf is held up by exerting pressure on either side of the wall; I don't think the type of surface should matter.
1097590
I can't say - I use it for yoga bands which are light weight and thin. Perhaps if you use drywall screws to anchor it to the wall. Also note, this rack is only 18" wide and the hooks are fairly close together - so larger objects won't fit as well. It works great for the skinny wall that I use it for, and it looks nice. Hope that helps.
1453378
I was really surprised how heavy duty this shelf is. I'm not sure what the dimensions of your speaker(s) are, but it can handle a lot of weight. My boyfriend put a 4" x 4" block of concrete art piece and a router on it no problem. It can handle a lot more.
1863112
No. You need 3M Scotch Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, Clear (4010) It's heavier and holds more weight.
1707832
I don't know about your mounting tape, but this item is pretty heavy. It is the BEST knife bar I have seen. But, you might be able to get one that is lighter. I bought a lighter one and it is OK, just not as good as this one!! Remember, your items will add to the weight as well.
557609
It would depend on how heavy the doors were. The tape is very sturdy, I have items on my desk stuck down with it. If the doors move reasonably easy then I suspect it would work.
2135888
It's about 1/2" thick and has to be mounted with screws, I don't think tape would hold very well
1823252
The metal is a decent weight. I'm sure it would be sturdy using just two shelves.
833176
I don't know, I use them for my son video game system and controllers. The shelves are metal and seems to be very strong and I feel the could hold at least 30 or more pounds easily
668931
No I do not think the product is strong enough for this application. I would buy something more heavy duty.
1583229
Yes, this works well for wire shelving. I'm not sure why you'd need anything specific for wire shelves, though (unless you wanted something adhesive?). If the grates are far apart, you'd have to be careful with really thin self liner that could bend or rip with heavy objects placed on it. But, this shelf liner is decently thick, though perhaps not as much as the foam-like shelf liner I've seen in some stores.
1021217
I would imagine that it would. I have used it for several things and it has held well in our summer ����540; of 110 and up! I used it to hold my wireless door bell button on to my wroght iron gate, (the very hot sun shines directly on the gate for several hours as it sets in the West). Then I'v used this tape to hold a very heavy emblem on the trunk for years with out it falling off. I'd give this product an A +!!!!!