Will this work if the base is wicker? How do you secure the suction cup to wicker?
1714040
No they won't stay on wicker. Don't know your project but maybe weaving a wire through the wicker and make your own hook??
1714041
If the wicker side has some gaps where you can wedge the suction cups, it might work. And/Or if the glass top is heavy then it might prevent the top from moving.
1714042
The round ball must be able to fit in a secure hole. If your table has that or if you can work the ball in the wicker, the suction part can attach itself to the glass, but you must make sure it's secure.
1369836
Mine came with a suction cup, I cannot remember if there was adhesive as well...however, I have the suction cup stuck to the shower wall which is a textured glass and it sticks. The mirror weights practically nothing so that helps.EDIT: Disregard...my wife tells me I used the suction cup from anther shaving mirror I had. If she says so it must be true ... LOL
413149
yes...but it is not solid fit. it will wovel/move L & R. The suction cup works better.
1238426
It is relatively heavy so you would need to have a very heavy and well braced base to hold it up. I rigged it on a two inch pole, but that was to set up a hanger so it could be suspended inside a gazebo, which is not a use for which it is designed. I figured out how to make it work, but it is a bit jury rigged.
443018
Sounds like you'd use nothing - if so, it will wibble a lot, not be stable. It does need to be anchored so it doesn't move back/forth
843005
If there is a flat spot with a smooth surface, yes. just moisten the back and stick it with the suction cup.
469856
There's a twist ring right behind the suction pad: Put the pad against the surface you want it to stick to, twist the ring until it clicks and you should be good to go.
805515
No way that I'm aware of to secure to the base. My lamp sits on a desk with a raised hutch-like area, which is where the lamp sits. I've never had a problem with running into it. I figured that the reason the lamp wasn't secured to the base was so that it could be adjustable. Hasn't been a problem for me, but I guess that it could be for others, depending on one's work area.
728755
NO! It is not secure enough for that at all.....on a table or desk it will work but if wanting it good and stable I would not recommend this one....
243381
The suction cups are about 1/2", go around the edge of the soles and criss cross in the middle. It might be that some of them hit the grout lines on the tiles while others hit the tiles. I think it would work fine as there are enough suction cups. Hope this helps
301086
First of all, it doesn't attach by suction - it's a screw mount. The bar probably sticks out about 2 1/2 - 3" from the wall.
620240
We considered a suction type of holder however suction only works on a perfectly smooth surface. So, with some help from 3M we created a very simple holder that uses a "removable" adhesive. The holder is virtually invisible when the squeegee is placed in it. Thank you for considering Cleret! Al
1737805
It won't attach to a fabric. The suction base requires a smooth hard surface like the vinyl dash material. In my case, I took the base off and used Velcro to attach the clamp portion only to my vinyl dash in order to keep it low enough not to obstruct the view.
1701121
Make sure you use the anchor properly by placing directly into a stud, or using a drywall anchor. But yes, it's very secure. It does allow for some space for the baseboard. There isn't really a noticeable gap behind it, and the unit does not have a noticeable lean. The room I have them installed in had basic, low-profile baseboards. I'm now sure how it would work if you had bulky, ornate baseboards/trim. I'm very pleased with these units (I have 2).
107592
It doesn't mount. It's designed to sit on a flat surface. It's wide rubbery base is intended to keep the holder from sliding on whatever flat surface you put it on. It does accomplish this if the surface is flat and usually stable. Don't try to use it on a slippery, rough, or tilted surface.
984442
I never expect suction cups to hold forever. Always check before putting full weight on it. This is much better than most. Slipped down one time in three months, but did not completely release. I just released and reattached. It is easy to do. I would recommend as long as buyer realizes that suction bars must be checked periodically.
1497907
Linda, although I used it on fabric, Sticky Paws is so very, very sticky that I would assume it would work on wicker. Basically, it's a super sticky double-sided tape. Hope this helps!