Are these super flat when attached together? I need velcro that has a bit of thickness to it to attach 2 things that have a bit of a gap between them
809695
I guess it depends...they aren't completely flat but I can tell you I use them for name tags in my classroom and you can't tell it's not flat unless you touch them...I hope that helps...
965944
There is a slight bevel where the two mesh plates join. But nothing that would prevent something from lying flat on it.
1049200
The tops are flat and I have them stacked (2). There is a very slight "lip" on the top that helps to keep them from sliding off.
1653938
They do not fasten but are heavy enough to stay in place. You could put Velcro to attach more securely.
1290703
Darlene, They are about 3/4" -- it must be a typo - you could glue 2 together though...good luck.
1936626
Yes if you have more than one they can Velcro together. I have this mat for my son and it has held up very well.
300008
I do not think Velcro will attach to either side. The material is more like a really corse weave bed sheet. It is corse to let sound through.
1711522
There are 2 ways to attach these: with screws or with the provided 3M double sided glue tape. So unless you want to use neither and use your own velcro, the answer is no.
2276219
I do not think so. They are all flat. I had to have at least one extra also.
2082036
I haven't tried doing that, but it should work. The Velcro connection is the whole length of the strips.
1819555
I didn't even use the Velcro fastners. There is a right angle lip at the top of the protector and it has small stick on rubber feet, that alone is able to hang on the top of my display. The top of my display is flat and about 1/2" thick. If my memory serves the protector came with straps and there are slots on the top and bottom, so in theory you could use the straps to hold the protector on the display. It was a good solution for me with a 22 month old that loves to throw stuff.
50152
You can attach it between 2 flat surfaces, as long as they are the proper distance apart.
1546156
In my experience, these need to be used on a flat, even surface - otherwise they will not stay together.
54994
THey work better when you apply them to a smooth, clean surface. I don't think they are supposed to attach to each other. But where they have needed to, I have used some Crazy Glue to improve their bond.
912992
These are flat however they do pinch the poster edges to get a good grip. We haven't taken the original posters out yet but I think the edge will be crimped when we do.
924943
Velcro tabs yes but they will not hold up to anything over 5 to 10 lbs. The liner is cheaply made. I don't recommend. Spend a little more and get a better quality one.
1994266
so far? two layers of fabric sandwiched between a bias tape. Tried it with 3 and it was a tight fit. I think that maybe even 4 of a very thin type of fabric might work