Can this be stuck on Concrete walls?
1711309
I did not like this product. Barely any light for my doorway closet. But to answer you question yes it can and it sticks well. I have had mine up for over one year on concrete.
1711310
With a concrete nail or whatever of the many suitable options that exist at your local hardware store.
1711311
not sure...it has a sticky tab and it also has screws if the sticky tab does not hold you can screw it in..not sure if you can screw into concrete..sorry
1711312
Probably, it's a standard mounting square. Don't expect the light to last more than a few days. You'd be better off with an led lantern on a hook.
133327
I could not get mine to stick to a painted lightly textured wall. So I don't think it would stick to a painted block wall. It would have to be very smooth.
1369179
Yes removable but I'm not sure how long it will stay on wall. Mine started falling of same day I put up. Not good for texturized walls.
334293
The adhesive is the same as those M3 wall hangers that are so popular now. I didnt put mine on the wall or painted surface but I did attach it to a concrete surface and it was easily removed without leaving residue. Sorry I cant attest for the paint, but I can say these things have been a life saver for us!
193065
Yes. As long as the frame doesn't have a surface treatment that prohibits adhesives from working, it will stick.
1653756
I suppose you could, but it's not a permanent sticker, so it can be re-positioned or taken down & hung up elsewhere if need be. If you're putting it up on a corkboard or something, then I could see using it with tacks instead. But if you're just putting it up on a standard wall surface, I wouldn't bother with the tacks. Hope that helps! :-)
799683
Yes you can. The kit comes with anchors you could use on concrete, but with brick I would get anchors meant for brick.
1215955
I had to stick mine up with glue stick to make it stay on the wall. There really isn't much stick to it at all. It's the only way I could get it to stay up.
1541281
Yes it can be put on a wall but you take the chance because of so many types of finishes to the wall. I used mine for a special event but removed them in two days and it did not damage the wall. Be very careful of extreme temperature changes.
640519
Not the best adhesive for that. I would use Loctite Power Grab. Sold at Lowes & Home Depot. Apply the Loctite and tape the holder to the wall until dry
851979
The answer using topcon screws is right on..If you cheat and use toggle bolts thru plaster only??? MAYBE only MAYBE.. The topcon,s into the concrete are 100%.Again if you can find the strips the wall board is hanging on ?? That would work if your screws don't push the strips off the concrete..IE screw length is critical..
2269291
Yes, but if it was left out all the time, it would move out of place unless fastened. There are two holes at the top of the ramp that can be used for nails or screws, which would be difficult in concrete.
1855237
Not exactly sure how to get it up from the concrete. I would think maybe using a sort of wet solution to remove it safely without harming the floor but also maybe next time use a rubber cabinet liner underneith the mat so it stays secure but won't Stick to the floor.
510956
Depends on the glue I suppose. Couldn't you just use molly screws in the concrete.
1541280
Probably not it the wall is painted and textured. It can be removed from any hard smooth surface with out damage.
2228961
Sure, I don't see why not. You may ruin your walls though....it's permanent glue.
2255924
Yep, provided you screw it into a wooden stud. Not sure about concrete, and it will definitely pull right out of dry wall, so get a stud-finder and go to town.