Would someone tell me what kind of velcro and where I need to put it in order to make this durable? I've looked lots and this is about the best item
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If I understand your question correctly it would be on the flap that goes underneath the mattress. As soon as you add weight to the unit, it slides out from the mattress, rendering it useless. It seems like the mattress would be heavy enough to hold it, but we have a queen 16" thick - so pretty heavy, and it doesn't hold it. I guess velcro on either your mattress or box spring to hold it in place might work. Hope that helps.
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You don't need velcro. The weight of the mattress holds it in place and it does fine.
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This goes between the mattress and boxspring. Install it when empty and push in as far as you can. You can't fill it with a lot of heavy books or laptop as it will slip down if you do. Kleenex is regular size, not jumbo size. With all this said, I'm glad I got mine as it has cleared clutter from my nightstand.
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I purchased velcro at a fabric store that has a sticky side and the velcro side. I put the sticky side on the boxspring. The other sticky half of the velcro I put on the "flap" of the box caddy. Then I pushed the 2 pieces of velcro together. It has held firm every since.
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The armrest of my cheap sofa is fixed by velcro so it's easy to process. What I did is to buy velcro tape and fix both sides of it on the caddy using a stapler. Then I could fix the caddy between the sofa and armrest. I bought 2 caddies and did the same way. After several months, everything goes well.
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I can't answer specifically about the Velcro. What I can tell you is that no matter what I did I couldn't get this to stay in place. I finally bought a nice wicker basket that I just slide under the bed. I would never recommend this item!
808751
Hello, I purchased this item and have the same slipping problem. I have to purchase Velcro also. I've decided that a strip of Velcro across the end of the flap that goes under the mattress, then another strip that will go across the back of the organizer at the seam where the box part will hang down the side of the bed.I'm going to place the Velcro on the flat of the box spring so it will have a stronger hold. I think it will be helpful to have a second pair of hands for this job. I pinned the organizer in this manner, and I think it's the best option, I hope this helps you Tana
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I don't think there's a place to wrap the Velcro on the pack n play. I was thinking I'll hang it on the wall with 3M Command Hooks next to the Pack N Play.
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I used the Velcro command strips. I have it hanging in my sons room and he is rough with it and it's never fallen!
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Yes it is Velcro and you can place it on at any size. I bought extra Velcro at Home Depot to make is more secure since my son is a wild child. Hope this helps. Side Note-He has has it since Christmas and let me just add it is very durable it has been used in many Matches at my house. :)
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It matters little the exact size, it will be too small. It includes two velcro extension that are virtually useless. I went to a Home Depot ad found the perfect item, a fairly long velcro strap (the fabric part) with two hook ends. No twisting needed either, the hooks are on the proper side. I couldn't believe it, my shopping was over in five minutes. Also, the strap is about two or so inches (twice that of the anemic thing that comes with the unit. Just cut the strap in the middle to make two (cut across the width, not the length) and you are done, with probably lots of strap to spare.
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What I know is this is very strong and durable. I am not sure about pulling it apart several times a day. I did not use mine that way. Its great velcro for what I used it for.
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Any type of Velcro material with adhesive will not stand up to any kind of stress for long. If the fabric glue you plan to use is reliable, you would still need to use some kind of agent to remove the glue from the Velcro before applying it. The strength of the bond between fabric glue applied to the glue on the Velcro strip would only be as strong as that of the Velcro glue to the Velcro, which is not durable. Sorry. You are better off getting non-adhesive Velcro. Using an awl stitcher to sew on Velcro to fabric will provide the durability you seek.
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Just got mine and there is no velcro on the bottom to prevent sliding as someone else noted. If the back of your car is hard finish, no big deal, but thought this would be a plus for fabric in back .... will need to add some.
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It comes with adhesive strips of Velcro. It works but I found if you put too much wait on it, the adhesive wares off so you will have to glue the strips on with something like krazy glue or gorilla glue.
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I believe it would be way to heavy for that. I tried velcro initially, and it did not hold. I ended up using the velcro PLUS some screws to hold them in. This has worked well. I hope this helps.
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I mounted mine with some super heavy duty Velcro, the adhesive was already on the strips. It worked great!
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Maybe get a pieces of velcro to extend from a hardware store or a craft store. I'm surprised it doesn't go around, I feel like ours was pretty big. Good luck.
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It looks to me that a strip of Velcro would do. That is what I am going to try.
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Velcro. It is like putting a diaper on a child, except there is the tail-hole to guide placement.
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Glue Velcro to the ends or any segment of the strap and viola no buckles. Just make sure it's decent quality velcro.
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The best thing I have found is the 3M "Scotch" all Weather Fasteners. They give much more lateral stability than Velcro so you can actually plug and unplug USB cables with one hand. I have three of these and have all of them mounted with the 3M fasteners. Also, these Anker hubs are the most reliable I have found!
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Ace hardware, target, hone depot, you can get Velcro at almost any supply store. I removed the Velcro and added a button clasp on a strip of cloth. Works a lot better.