how well would this hold up with double sided tape?
611361
I believe it would be way to heavy for that. I tried velcro initially, and it did not hold. I ended up using the velcro PLUS some screws to hold them in. This has worked well. I hope this helps.
611362
Depends on what kind of wall you are sticking it to, and what tape, but if I was you I would just put the adhesive spray you can buy one for $5 and it's meant for this
611363
I would not advise using double sided tape. "Liquid Nails for Foam" works the best. It's tricky to work with but otherwise the foam panels will loosen and peel.
611364
Not well at all. Too heavy. I used Velcro that had adhesive and that didn't work. I finally got a glue gun and that holds fine.
770518
The adhesive on this strip is easier to remove than double sided tape. There shouldn't be any issue if you are mounting it underneath anything.
117514
It's more convenient, because it's already cut into usable strip sizes. Also, I know that this will launder out, but I haven't tried double-sided tape an don't know if there are any consequences for the fabric.
1813732
They are very light so using double sided tape might work. I don't recommend since over time it probably will fall. These are holding up great in my cabinets.
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!
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.
1206888
I don't think double-sided tape would be strong enough to hold the guide in place. Maybe plastic cable/zip ties instead of hose clamps? I used two hose clamps to hold the guide in place on a 1-inch stainless steel boat railing...worked very well for me. Good luck!
72293
yes, it came with 2 pieces of double sided tape.....went on easily and seems plenty strong.
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
888396
We managed to get the mounting in - using a power drill with a screwdriver bit. I don't think the double stick tape would last long... They do put out a bit of heat, and gravity is against you!
1837569
I would think so- any thing is possible just beleive lol with double backed tape- maybe worth a try-- its wonderful-- Its my second one- just love it.
799111
Haven't had experience with this mounting but I would think if anything, to use double sided tape to mount due to size and weight of it.
551593
Its supp to have double sided tape, all I had to do was pull the old one off an stick the new one on.
1885515
I dont feel that the double sided tape is so strong that it would like the wall paint off with it. Seems pretty easy to remove from wall without any problems to me.
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
1288587
Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?
118155
It does not. And the back is a very thin grid layout, so even if you were using adhesive strips on the back of it, I don't know that they'd be very successful in holding on to the back of the rubber. There's not a lot of surface area for a double sided tape to hold on to.