i would like to put these in my very small kitchen. would it be best to use an adhesive? do i need to seal the top?
147675
These do not need sealing or adhesive because they are completely made of plastic they are hard and not flexible in anyway. If you thought about a flat Lego this would pretty much be it. It's great in the garage because its durable but they have a very industrial feel them.
1808643
I have used a rubber band and wrapped with aluminum foil. The tops definitely arent secure enough!
1548575
I don't usually seal my stone work ( not my nature or use ) but I'd try going to Home Depot or Lowes and read the labels...or ask a countertop outfit what they use. Lots of option I think, dep on your application. Hope it helps - have fun.
688245
No, at least not for long or well. I would use some silicone adhesive or better yet get a small tub of tile mastic (adhesive) at the hardware store.
143271
If you want to keep them from moving, you can run a bead of spray foam around the baseline I did. I also placed insulation around it to prevent me jostling it out of place. I like to keep the top easily accessible so it can be found later.
266001
You would have to add a plastic liner on the inside----as these are constructed of tongue and groove slats that are loosely held together with a metal strap...and a hole at the bottom wood piece as well. ---It would be near impossible to 'spray' seal this to be watertight.
1835689
they have adhesive already on them. might help to add a bit more - and make sure the area is spotless before you attach or they will fall off.
1695994
I actually didn't use any adhesive. Lined my shelves and drawers of my china cabinet and have had no issues with it moving unless you slide something very heavy across it. Then you just straighten it back out and continue on.
1555154
Yes get good double sided tape. Or wood glue. But if you think you might want to take them apart later go with the tape.
1368780
Renee, You don't need adhesive. The shelves are attached by screws on the part that rests on the 'floor' of the cabinet. When you leave merely remove the screws and your set.
1379213
Yes, I covered a narrow wall space in my kitchen. It did not stick well in the few inches just above the heat-a/c vent. The more smooth the wall, the better adherence you will have. I have had good success with textured but non-porus refrigerator side, and a smooth wood door.
1446164
I sealed my kitchen granite with this. Here is a very helpful video showing how to use products like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhaF7NVISkA
446497
Spray adhesive is what I used. I made a cabinet to record in and sprayed with adhesive then hung the cabinet to the wall. Spray it well and u should be fine. Mine is still working like new
256978
I'm not sure that sealing them would make them shelf stable anyway... Part of the reason it's good to make your own baby food is that foo has to reach high temperatures in order to be shelf stable. That takes much of the nutrients out of the fruits and veggies. Like the other posters said, I love it!
1617056
I used regular wood glue. Some of the pieces slot together so tightly they don't need it, and if you paint them, which we did, that helps too.
1536856
You'll have to tape it down as it does not have any adhesive at all. I used clear shipping tape. It does have two small holes at the top to hang it if you'd like.
1617055
I used basic white glue. You can use wood glue, but you don't really need to.