Would this stick to plastic storage shelves? I'm wanting to update some so I can move them from the garage, where I don't care how it looks to a kitchen. Thanks
1721005
If the shelves have a very smooth surface it may work fine. I used it to cover pressboard on a cupboard (on the outside../in my kitchen), and used some spray adhesive to make it even stickier.Worked fine.
1721006
It should. It's pretty much a sticker, as long as the surface is clean and dry (wash with alcohol and let it air dry before applying). When I put it on my desk there was still some of the original contact paper that I couldn't get off (slick surface), and it stuck well.
1721007
Yes, I think so. It has a standard kind of ready-to-use adhesive (no need to wet it or anything) that you just press into place, like any shelf paper. I will stick to plastic too, I'm quite sure. Good luck.
1804209
There are grooves that the shelf sit in so it cannot be moved. I am not sure if it would diminish the stability if you left the shelf out.
1142635
My daughter fixed a shelf in her dishwasher and it adhered through washing cycles. It is plastic. Make sure you let it set for 24 hours. I have used It for other fixes and it is amazing.
625980
I bought this and used it on a metal mailbox, but just by the adhesion I would say yes, this will stick to a rubbermaid mailbox if it is very clean. These decals show the slightest little bump. But, they stick very well and do not fade in full all day sun.
288321
I have this same shelf. It's not really designed to hang on the wall, and I'm not aware of a hanging system for this shelf. With some thought put into it, there might be a way to hang it. It's a great shelf otherwise.
1522414
You could set it on a shelf, but another option would be to get those hangers made by 3m that don't mark up the wall. that's what I did because of living in a rental home and not wanting to put holes in the wall either and so far it has help up wonderfully!! Just a suggestion? Good Luck!
1793477
The arm assembly does screw into the glass shelf so the shelf will not move.Hope this answers your question.
333315
Shelves are not cardboard. Not wood, plastic, or glass either. Some sort of fiberboard about as stiff as the plastic clip boards I use. I stack paper on mine, though have not yet had a full ream on any one shelf, but I believe mine will hold a full ream without a problem.
459977
I suppose you could. One side has a slight texture, which I doubt self adhesive shelf liner would stick to, however the other side is smooth. The liners are sturdy enough that another liner doesn't seem necessary - unless the self-stick liner is for decorative purposes. Hope this helps.
1963312
They will stick to my regular refrigerator, but I have not tried stainless steel. I used them for spice jars & stuck them on a mounted cookie sheet.
2146734
I don't think I would mount this to a wall as it is plastic but it looks great on a shelf.
1370056
Doubt if it would stick. I suggest you cut cardboard to line the inside and cover one side of the cardboard with Contact paper. It will last a very long time.
1901444
I think there would be a better option. Look under garage organizers, possibly. The drawers slide out and the only way to mount the cabinet would be using the narrow plastic pieces at the corners. I am not sure it would be strong enough. These carts are great for things that can sit on the floor.
388987
I use mine for kitchen appliance storage and have had no issues, I'd say they are good for 100 or so pounds per shelf. Hope this helps, it really is a very good and strong shelving unit for the $$$.
817775
I almost positive that it won't ruin it. It doesn't leave anything on my wall when I take it off to move it so it should be fine for the refrigerator!
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When we were installing them, we had to move one - wasn't quite right. Stuck on pretty good but came off and we moved it to a different spot and it has stayed put so far. No damage. I'm happy and don't plan moving them. I don't think they would take many moves though and not sure what the cabinet will look like when/if I have to move them.
1165332
It has an adhesive back, so I would assume it would stick. That being said I'm not sure of the quality of the display in that manner. It's made for a hard, flat surface. You just may not get the nice display you are hoping for. But if it's quality vinyl and remains taut over your spare maybe give it a whirl.