how think are these tacks?
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I think your question is How "thick" are they. Actually they are quite thin no more than the original glides so about 3/8 in
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What i did was put them on my wall using thumbtacks. So it's super easy to remove, When it's time to move out my apartment. Just don't use glue. And you should be fine.
408076
They will work wonderfully and you'll love the finished look. Anchor them well, preferably in the wall studs. I'm estimating that two will do the job, as evenly spaced as possible.
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On the wall? Sounds like a creative idea. I would have to say that are nice, but they are so terribly thin I ended up giving them to Goodwill.Good Luck.
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They are very light weight. I can move them without my husbands help. The hook is a plastic clip it just snaps on and off. If you are planning in rearranging a lot I just wouldn't clip them together.
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I'm super lazy....so, the first time I hung mine - I tried to use tacks. If i was only hanging paper, that may have worked. But I'm using them to hang and display my jewelry. The tacks lasted about 2 months before I was woken up by a loud clatter and bang as it fell to the ground at 2 am.I'm not hanging them up using 1 screw (they include the screw and drywall mounts) and 1 tack. Because aligning it to both tacks was a pain in the ass - and as I said. I'm lazy. This combo has been up for 6 months and shows no signs of slippage.
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They are rather heavy, so I use nail to hang them.....I wouldn't trust adhesive strips.
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I dont know the technical answer, but I can tell you they're thin. I'd be concerned with putting heavy or rigid itens in them. They tear easily when snagged on a corner.
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I think they would be fine, with stabilizer of course. They aren't textured so the embroidery will be even.
258753
The close-up photo probably makes them look like they stick out further than they do in real life. Like the previous answer, I have never had an issue with anything bumping into them. Even if they got pushed in a bit, you could easily pull them out by tugging on the post.
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Cute idea. I would say yes as they are very light. If I remember correctly...They have a hole drilled in each corner. Good luck and have fun.
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They are metal and a magnet will hold it. I actually just checked out of curiosity due to this question.
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The feet apparently screw in to expose the spikes. They're not very long and I wouldn't expect them to hold on a hard surface or ice. But there are spikes. I can't look at my unit first hand as it's in a different location, but that's what I'm remembering.
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I believe they are a sort of wood. I will double check and let you know for sure.
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Not very much. They seem to be purely decorative. Have never used them for their intended purpose.
77578
I haven't tried to put any on, but I think they would stick allright. The back is plastic with no grain or pebbling.
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They don't look like it, but they are anchors. Some people have mentioned replacing them with better versions, but they did the job for ours.