Can this stick to walls or wood? I am planning to use it on my bedroom or living room for holding remotes...
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It's grippy not sticky. Better for flat surfaces like a car dashboard. Works well for that.
1355227
Only intended for relatively flat and smooth surfaces like dashboard of your car
95444
The remote holder can not be fixed to the wall, however, the remote itself has a small hole at the back so that the remote itself can be hung on the wall.
1215955
I had to stick mine up with glue stick to make it stay on the wall. There really isn't much stick to it at all. It's the only way I could get it to stay up.
1774808
Hi, I didn't put mine on a textured wall, however, I think it will stick just fine on that type of wall also.
669891
As long as the wall is smooth and clean it should stick ok. If the wall is bumpy at all, the hold won't be as good. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
711651
It just sticks right to the wall. I even peeled it off and moved to another wall with no problems.
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The adhesive backing will stick to wood, at first, but it detached in places a few days later. I used 3M spray adhesive on the back of the strip and re-mounted it with great results.
745160
I put it on a textured wall and it worked great. I feel sure it will stick to wood wall.
472008
Yes, I have mine mounted to the wall. I comes with a holder for the remote that screws into the wall. It works very well. I've had no problems.
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It probably will stick to anything. Including you. I would scrap wall as good as you can, then paint with dry lock first. It drys hard so water will not penetrate.Double check with manufacturing, I only used this stuff one time.
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it probably depends on what you want to stick to the wall and how strong a magnet you're using to stick it on. I tried to hang some pictures but they kept slipping off, I did stick magnetic sheeting ( like they use to make car marnets) and that worked well.
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Yes, the magnet is pretty strong. Only issue I had was keeping it clued onto a wood surface. Can't speak for other surfaces but if I had to guess on a plain wall iy should be fine. Hope this helps.
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Doubt if it would stick. I suggest you cut cardboard to line the inside and cover one side of the cardboard with Contact paper. It will last a very long time.
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I pulled one of the stickers off from the painted wall in my granddaughter's room, and stuck it on a wall that we have wallpapered in another room. It worked just fine. The only thing I could see that might be a problem would be if you have wallpaper that is "flocked" or has designs in it that stick up from the paper itself. This item needs to be pressed flat against a particular surface. Hope that helps!
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I would not recommend it for that purpose since it isn't designed to "stick." I suppose you could. We use it to sit on a table and to shine up onto a picture on the wall or to sit on a table and shine on a piece of artwork. The light beam is small, the batteries don't last all that long. In our experience the best lighting for the long-term for art on the wall is an attached light (made for artwork) with an electric cord. We do enjoy having these "Rite Lite" pieces for some of our art for which we don't have the attached (expensive) lighting. But I don't think they are really intended to be attached to a wall....Just my opinion.
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Some of you say it can hang on the wall and some say no. I only want to buy it if it's wall mountable. Let me know. ;-)
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This does need to be stuck to the wall. It won't stand up otherwise. Removes easily with the 3M removable stickers and not damage the wall. I found I did need some space to arrange everything to my liking. If you are worried about wall space, you could use another room's wall as it doesn't stick out a lot and pieces easily store in the attached little storage units out of the way.