Could this be mounted with mounting tape or is it too heavy? Planning to use it for shipping supplies (box cutters, scissors, etc) instead of knives.
1707832
I don't know about your mounting tape, but this item is pretty heavy. It is the BEST knife bar I have seen. But, you might be able to get one that is lighter. I bought a lighter one and it is OK, just not as good as this one!! Remember, your items will add to the weight as well.
1707833
I would't trust mounting tape. I have two of these knife strips....one for 12 scissors of various sizes in my sewing room and one for about 10 knifes, both large and small in my kitchen. As a wall mounted strip with screws, it functions well and has a lot of magnetic pull. But I have not seen a mounting tape that I would think would be strong enough to hold the strip in place.
854946
No you have to screw this one to a wall or cabinet. You could probably get some good double sided tape or gorilla glue it to your fridge. I ended up attaching mine vertically. It holds all of my lighter knives that way no problem.
888396
We managed to get the mounting in - using a power drill with a screwdriver bit. I don't think the double stick tape would last long... They do put out a bit of heat, and gravity is against you!
557891
If you are looking for something to keep things from sliding around then no. It's more of a coushin for tools. Now if tou taped it down it might work. I hope this helps.
615531
I don't think it is strong enough. A magnetic knife holder would be better.
75962
Yes, I think it's strong enough to hold the knives if you mount the bar vertically. The magnet on my strip is pretty darn strong...it holds a meat cleaver with no problem.
473080
I don't have the model shown, but there isn't any mounting bracket or nail/screw homes on it. You can potentially use double-sided tape, but it may be too heavy for it.
2135884
No, the pieces are made from sheet metal and the back is completely open. As well, the pieces would probably too heavy to mount with tape.
1446739
I agree with Luciano 100%. Don't mount a large vice though. Depended on it's weight, you may want to counter balance the cabinet when using the vice.gvk
1180822
Yes mounting tape would work, just keep in mind when placing the tape that you can access the battery compartment.
91619
I suppose if you want to put screwholes in your refrigerator door, it could be mounted there. Seems like a dangerous place to store sharp knives though.
2005650
You probably could but I think it would feel a bit heavy. I haven't had any mounting uissues...but I always removed the whole unit and bracket rather than using the reputedly vulnerable "quick release" slide. The lever on the bracket only needs about half a turn to get it nice and tight so it just seemed the safer long-term option...and has proven to be so. I figured the plastic become even more brittle/vulnerable in the incessant -20*C temps of a Calgary bike commuting winter (~25 -20*C or lower commutes this year).
1755399
Yes, I believe you can. I don't know what you plan on putting on the shelves, i.e., how heavy the items will be. What I did hanging my heavy shadow box of rock was use 4 strips instead of 2. There hasn't been one inch of the box slipping. Good luck
1197697
I'd advise against it. The tang for attachment is modest and you would want it all on a board for added strength.
546179
Works the same. I've even mounted it upside down under the kitchen cabinets. A great way to save space though its hard to see which knife you are pulling.
1015962
You could mount it horizontally with two (thin) belt keepers. Other than that I'd say get a prefab keys extruder kit and make a holster specifically for it. That's what I have for my Gerber multi tool.
1265184
You could try and use some heavy duty double sided tape, or glue it to the fridge with heavy duty glue. Down side is will it hold the weight of your knives? Also what happens when the fridge breaks down do you loose the wood with it? Things to think about.