Is it comparable to the Rubbermaid shelf paper that was slightly tacky on the back so it stayed in place but it could be picked up and moved?
1269408
Yes it stays put and keeps things in place. It also can be moved easily for cleaning or whatever.
1269409
I lined all the drawers and cupboards in our motorhome with this product. It is a rubber type mat that doesn't seem to slide around there is no adhesive. It is expensive but a very good product and cushions what you put on top of it.
1269410
Not really tacky but it adhered really well in my pantry. I am planning on buying more and using it to replace the stuff in my cupboards.
1269411
I'm not sure about Rubbermaid. This duck brand product stays put on shelves. It has a smooth surface topside and the bottom has a slightly bumpy rubbery feel. That's what helps it stay put, but you can still move it around if you want to rearrange things. The top side is still nice and smooth.
1269412
The back of the Duck Brand is not "tacky" like an adhesive, but that surface has bumps and ridges which act to reduce the shifting of the paper
1555139
No, it's shelf liner. I used it to repair my computer desk, it stuck well for the first few months but with continuous use it is slowly sliding off (luckily I have more!). It is not meant to be used for outside or for lots of traffic. Just regular all shelf paper.
1674366
Mildly moveable. It's a great table, very solid and sturdy. With the right rubber feet it should be pretty easy to slide around.
985282
Maybe if the cement is smooth. I moved a Library cabinet on vinyl (those things with a million tiny drawers....really heavy).
1397131
I am really not sure if that would work because the rattan on the baskets comes all the way up and over the sides so they are completely covered and the files would not slide. If you are looking for them to be stationary, it would work.
2152426
Yes, it can, assuming you're mounting in on a wall or some other vertical surface. The paper will still be held by the front section of the holder. As T. Cotham pointed out, however, it does better when mounted horizontally.
171275
I don't think it will slide around. I keep a few things in mine all the time - empty grocery bags, etc. I've never had a problem with sliding.
1955730
I think so, but item arrived with some damage and seemed to be made of tightly compressed paper ( not wood). Facing on one side continues to fall off. Cost to return was substantial, so I just lived with it.
1179559
It's loose inside the drawer. I had connected it wide enough that it touches the sides of the drawer. It will move a little, but you can put double sided tape on the bottom if you want it to stay in place.
1337140
It stays put, we haven't had any problem with ours moving. You pretty well have to intentionally move it.
2001929
No. It is just one piece and you cannot move anything around. However, it is really a nice little organizer shelf. It holds a lot too.
1400801
Yes. There is enough extra space on the center rod so that the roll does not slide off. I've been using it for a while now, and I really like it. My old one had a magnetized plastic backer which always appeared dirty. There is really nothing to get dirty with this one.
918581
Smooth would work better. I don't think it would stick very well on a bumpy wall in order to get the transfer paper off. It is beautiful and my girls love it.
2256212
There's a small prong that keeps the book cover in place. So long as the book you pick is big enough the cover will stay up. I've had my shelf installed for over a month and it hasn't slipped once.
1748030
It can move a little. But it is pretty heavy. I have two of these matts, and one moved a little, but it was easy to move back. There is no adhesive. You could put an adhesive under it, if you wanted to.
259641
Nope! It is shelf stable but I'd be surprised if it stayed there more than one or two weeks!
1942002
Probably will not work for something that you wish to remain moveable. Great something to be left in place.