Do these work on textured walls? And will they hold up in the bathroom?
142948
I put mine on my office walls. The wall were clean and smooth. I would think textured walls would make it hard to stick to. They seem to stick vey well to smooth walls so I think they would be fine in the bathroom.
142949
I've had my set in the bathroom for a year and they are still perfect. Not a single edge or corner has even lifted.
142950
I don't think they would work well on textured walls. If a bathroom was well ventilated and didn't get steamed up during a shower, I think they would work. I haven't had any issues the two times I had to run a vaporizer in the room these are in.
142951
Slightly textured - probably so. I've had them in my daughter's bathroom for over a year I think and they look as good as the day I applied them. Her bathroom walls are not perfectly smooth but not exactly textured either. Good luck!
1002573
Yes; can't see why not. I have them stuck on smooth walls, textured walls, wood... They cling, really, not stick. I think a fabric would be your only challenge with these.
7031
I would say if the glass was smooth, then yes. I used them on a paneling type board in the shower (don't ask) that had a tile effect, and they would stay for a time, but eventually they would fall. If I reattached before my shower (or re-enforced) they were a good hold. I used on a regular plastic shower wall, and they held until I removed when I moved.
1386811
We have textured walls painted with satin finish paint and they stick great. We have bought a few different sets of wall decals and these are the best. I would recommend them.
737854
Yes but will pull over time. I notice that even with flat walls they tend to slightly peel over time - especially when it's humid. This would probably be worse with textured walls.
1345895
They absolutely will. I stock them on a textured wall and I'm sure the texture on fridge is smoother than my walls
1211056
Sorry Tyson...I'm not sure if these will work with plastered walls. We have drywalls.
1386810
I think these decals work best on a smooth surface. I would think if there was any raised texture to the walls, they won't lay flat and would be hard to adhere.
49875
Yes, command strips stick well to a textured wall. They don't stick to something as rough as brick though.
2266412
I have texture on my walls but I suppose that it would depend on what kind of texture. I have been able to attach them and re-attach without difficulty. It works well. Our texture is more of smooth bumpy (if that makes sense) versus a popcorn type texture.
49873
We use them on a textured plastic water Tank for a medical device. We follow the directions except we let it cure for 24 hours before placing any weight on it. The texture is slight. I am not sure how much your wall is textured. I would the product needs to be touching 50% of the surface that you are trying to adhere it to. Good luck!
728395
My wall is a matte finish so it works great but I could see how a more textured wall might not stick as well..... Not sure ..... Sorry
545216
My walls are completely smooth. I really don't think it will work on textured walls. Go over to Hobby Lobby. They have decals on sale right now for $6. Try it and see if it works before ordering this one.
163286
Slightly textured walls should have no problem holding the decal. Very textured walls are not guaranteed.
1745694
Not great. They are very sticky as my kids have pulled them off and rearranged them on the wall, but if the texture is anything but smooth, I imagine it would take a good bit of patience to get them to stay on a rough or pointed texture.
379810
I used two of these on a heavy textured wall. Do wipe the area first with alcohol, and follow all the directions for a secure install. It's been over a month, and they hold heavy robes and towels with no problem.
669889
Hi, As long as the surface is flat and clean there should be no problem. If the surface is textured or uneven it will not stick. Bathroom tile works fine as long as the suction cup has a good firm grip. One trick is to get a smooth plastic or hard coated small white cutting board and connect it to the wall you use on the floor or bed as well.Hope this helps. Lee