What is the length of this strip - and can it only be attached by screws - or would a velcro tape work? - Thank you
577112
It is almost 14 inches long and about 2 inches wide. Velcro tape might work but I don't think it would be as stable.
577113
Velcro strip works only if you do not put too much weight on the strip. After about three months it became unglued. I used it for kids school work.
577114
Mine is 14". I attached it with the included screws. Do not know if velcro would work. I attached a small magnetic calendar 9"wide and a thin megnetic memo pad.
577115
Hi Debra - the magnetic strip is 14" across. It has 2 small screw hols on the ends and comes with 2 small screws, but it is light enough that I am sure it would stay on the wall w Velcro tape.
577116
I just used heavy-duty 3M double-sided tape. It's the same strength as the tape they use on their wall hooks. I hung this vertically inside my cabinet door as it was too wide for the door.
178938
Each strip is 3-1/2 inches long. I guess you could sew them onto your existing brace straps. Not sure if the velcro is as strong as what's currently on your brace, but it might be worth a try. Good luck!
482484
It matters little the exact size, it will be too small. It includes two velcro extension that are virtually useless. I went to a Home Depot ad found the perfect item, a fairly long velcro strap (the fabric part) with two hook ends. No twisting needed either, the hooks are on the proper side. I couldn't believe it, my shopping was over in five minutes. Also, the strap is about two or so inches (twice that of the anemic thing that comes with the unit. Just cut the strap in the middle to make two (cut across the width, not the length) and you are done, with probably lots of strap to spare.
1711522
There are 2 ways to attach these: with screws or with the provided 3M double sided glue tape. So unless you want to use neither and use your own velcro, the answer is no.
1269073
It has a velcro strip that runs along the entire length of it. It's very heavy duty. I've had mine a long time and use it 2-3 times a week and the velcro still works like new.
1589778
Would not recommend the velcro strips esp. if there is gonna be dunkin goin on (which is kinda the point of the "break away rim") no sort of 3m strips will hold. I have the XL which will put in our basement wall hung on 2x4's using the attatched door hanger on the hoop itself.
1287540
Velcro sticky-back tape has many uses....this could certainly apply here assuming you have vinyl or leather seats!! :-)
2103822
I believe its Velcro and that you can position the strip of Velcro where you want it.
1236483
You could use heavy duty Velcro but when you try to adjust settings it might wiggle around it depends on how you mounted it. Be sure to mount the Velcro to the bracket not on the unit. Another way you could do it, is use 250 lb double sided tape again on the mounting mounting bracket. The big issue is where you mount it.
20841
I used Velcro tape with one sticky side of the tape on the box and the sticky side of the mating tape against the wall. The tape is 2 inches in width and I used two strips.
80776
I used the Command picture hanging strips and they work fine. The kind with Velcro for 8 lbs, is what I used. One on either side and one at the top.This kind http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00404YKZI
301997
Yes. The Velcro strip just makes it with no overlap. Maybe 1/4 Velcro exposed.
1946271
If you need to use temporary adhesive, you may have better luck by attaching one of these with screws to a mounting surface like a picture frame or small piece of wood (maybe 4" x 4") and attaching the velcro adhesive strips to the back of the piece of wood. There's not really a place to put the velcro strips on these micro units. There's not a large, flat area for the velcro to hold onto - the unit is small to begin with, there's not a battery cover (it stays in fine but might get grabbed by the adhesive on the back of the velcro strip), and the flat area on the bottom of the unit leaves very little room for the velcro to attach to. If you need to use velcro, you'd be better-off with a standard-sized unit.
1397609
This is just a 4" wide roll. However, the tape is perforated every 2 inches for easy tearing. Thus, you could create 2 inch wide strips, but they would only be 4 inches long.
271010
Hi the width on these type of strips seems to be about 1cm, other more expensive strips are 1.2cm, hope this helps
919690
No. It comes with a double sided sticky tape pad that works fine. You could also use some 3M VHB tape or similar. It's not heavy, so the tape should work fine. I went for overkill and used the tape and the screws.
1001553
I don't think they'd be too long, but I'm not sure. I haven't used the screws. However, you could always use another set of screws, or use the command strips picture velco strips to hang it instead like these - http://www.amazon.com/Command-Medium-Picture-Hanging-Strips-6-Picture/dp/B000M3YGOQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1402370911&sr=8-2&keywords=command+strips+picture