Which tape should I use to mount a paper towel holder on ceramic tile over kitchen sink?
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I would think the Scotch Permanent Mounting Tape would work well for this purpose. I understand that with ceramic tile, you don't want to go through the hassle of drilling holes and sinking masonry screws. The tape will stick extremely well to the ceramic tile, and it should do OK with the plastic (or whatever) that your paper towel holder is made of. But be sure everything is squeaky clean ... use alcohol or a degreasing cleaner to remove any traces of oil or other substances (even if it seems the surfaces are clean). Since you'll be tugging on the paper towels, I'd advise putting as long a strip of tape as your holder will accommodate. This will give you extra holding power. Also, with any double-sided tape, I've found that it's best to (1) press the tape firmly in place for 60 seconds or so, and (2) let the tape "cure" for awhile before you put stress on it. The bond seems to grow stronger with time. Thus, this waiting period gives it a chance to achieve maximum adhesion before any demands are made on it.
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Mine is installed on the wall, but you might try that spongy double-sided tape - something like this: 3M Scotch Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, 1-Inch by 125-Inch (314) holds up to 5 lbs.
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Today at 10:54 PM This item CAN be mounted to the underside of a cabinet, but I do NOT recommend doing so. We originally mounted it that way, and every time you tried to pull off a paper towel, the entire roll fell. It got to be so annoying that we just replaced the entire thing and went with an $6.00 Rubbermade holder. Not as pretty, but WAY less aggravating! Hope this helps.
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No. The adhesive foam tape will take the drywall paper off and the tile will bend. I wanted to straighten on that I had installed a little crooked and it bent a little and made a mess.
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This paper holder is ceramic. Could not find one locally so ordered through Amazon.com.
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I bought mounting tape. The light is not heavy and I didn't want holes through my cabinets
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I would actually use self-fusing rubber tape like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001CGVEXS/
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I have the hook on a wood door and it is holding very well. I also have smaller command hooks in our bathtub/shower. It is a one piece shower/tub. They have held up fine. Also the other hook has done well on the door and it is used for hanging a towel. I think it would work fine on ceramic tile but you could call the company that makes them and they could tell you for sure. I like the hooks a lot. Have them in both bathrooms.
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I was able to find DYMO D1 label tape (1/2"x23', black print on white tape) here on Amazon for around $10/roll. Depends on your definition of 'reasonable', but it's a little bit expensive for my tastes.
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This paper towel holder, is designed for mounting to a wall, or cabinet. We are however designing this same paper towel holder with four feet and no mounting holes, so that it can be placed on a counter, i will post again as soon as we have this product released and ready for sale. We are working on it now. Let me know if you need anything this else. Thank you American Family Woodworking Inc
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I would't trust mounting tape. I have two of these knife strips....one for 12 scissors of various sizes in my sewing room and one for about 10 knifes, both large and small in my kitchen. As a wall mounted strip with screws, it functions well and has a lot of magnetic pull. But I have not seen a mounting tape that I would think would be strong enough to hold the strip in place.
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Tape. Just like the 3M hooks for any wall. The spices are still hanging and I recommend them.
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The tape is the standard foam double stick type. I would bet that it would work in the shower if you mount it to a dry surface. I put mine inside my medicine cabinet.
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I would use double sided carpet tape instead of glue. No drying time, instant results, no mess.
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That depends on what surface you are mounting it to. Seeing that you want to use glue it is probably unnecessary to use the rubber gasket that comes with it. So, you will need an adhesive that is water resistant and will bond to plastic and whatever surface you are mounting to (i.e. tile, painted gypsum board, wall paper, etc)
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You can use double sided tape. I used the Ergo Grip Tactical Light Switch Mount Kit (Black)
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Not the best adhesive for that. I would use Loctite Power Grab. Sold at Lowes & Home Depot. Apply the Loctite and tape the holder to the wall until dry