Other than double sided tape, has anyone found a way of securing this in place? Perhaps a use for the two holes on the bottom?
1845001
You could look at velcro as they have that in sticky both sides. Otherwise some rubber feet or mounting glued on the bottom. My use is with small cords as is substantial the way it is as I can pick it up and move it inside my power station box and out of sight.
1845002
Had mine since December, it holds cords for 2 phones and the Ipad without issues on a daily basis. My cat is currently laying on my desk right beside it (that's his napping spot) and has yet to knock it off. I even purchased a second one for my office and it holds the same there.
1845003
I have had it for about 6 months and have had no issues. It seems to be heavy enough to stay pretty much put. I say that with no pets and my kid hasn't figured out how to pull it down yet, so take that with a grain of salt...
1118326
You could try to use double sided tape. But when it sweeps across the floor it might pop off.
4833
They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
120019
You will either need some double sided tape or something similar, it does not come with an adhesive.
135170
I would bye a rubber sided tape and tape it to the bottom. That should do 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.
1586031
The bottom is very weak! Leave the bottom out and top on, then flip it upside down. Have to permanently attach it, but would be strong enough that way.
1723623
I think a double sided removable outdoor tape would work best. I have found the performance of these is far less than I expected, maybe your results will differ
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!
661058
It can be fastened with screws, which are supplied with the drywall fasteners if I remember correctly. Or, I think a strong double sided tape would work. Personally, I would use the screws, less damage to drywall vs tape.
1837570
It's not an option "out of the box", but certainly possible. I wouldn't trust tape, but 2 screws could do the job. I uploaded a picture of the back for you.
1932326
You can use adhesive but that didn't work for me. There are holes for screws, which is what I used.
1955802
There are holes that need to be drilled. Tape is not enough to hold this in place.
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.
236708
We used crazy glue and a clamp. Have been in place with no problem for a year or so. Good luck.
970688
You can secure it with some of the double sided tape that came with it, but it doesn't give you very much...I found it to be to flimsy to stay under my door...I really think the product is pretty worthless!!
2224503
I would say that might be kind of difficult to affix the cover to the wall without some sort of adhesive or mechanical fastener. I would possibly explore some double sided tape options. Perhaps, something like this might work - 3M Heavy Duty Mounting Tape - But I certainly wouldn't know.