Would this product's suction cups stick on a cabinet? Like the inside of wooden cabinet door?
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If you were successful in doing that, how would you deal with the drainage holes that are built in to the product? It seems like you might need a way to address that. Food for thought.
762374
yes, if the cabinets finish coat is a smooth (glossy) finish that does not allow suction leak!!!
762375
I'm not sure. If the cabinet is a flat door, you might have a problem with the metal handle being in the way as the suction cups are recessed. If you plan on using the handle to set on top of/over the cabinet door that might work. However, I have never used suction cups on anything other than sinks, tubs, windows, etc...
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I honestly can't answer this question because I mounted mine on the back of a door. I can however say this. The adhesive holds great. I have since removed it from it's original spot and remounted on the back of another door and the adhesive is still holding to this day
1170966
Chrispita, no the suction cups won't work on a textured board but we do have glue on attachment that will work. They are permeate when you attach them. Bob
462979
They have a sticky strip on the back side. Yes, you can mount them on the inside of a cabinet door. That is how I used them. Be advised though that the sticky stip is very weak. I replaced it with a 3M Command strip on each end and now they work great.
2090905
It would depend on what material the refrigerator door was made of. I expect if it was a smooth metal surface, it would stick. Generally, it is not super sticky.
761352
depends on the which of the inside of the cabinets. You also have to take into consideration on the ends the glass is going to stick out further than the actual holder
943864
They might, the suction cup arrows I have does stick to it instead of Windows of TV, but they don´t stay that way for too long is just for a few seconds, and then they fall off.
1199425
Yes, it should be able to hang on the outside of the cabinet, assuming you have a somewhat flush cabinet front. The metal hanger will fit over a door of just less than an inch thickness, so as long as there is no thick molding or handle in the way, it should be fine.
1976260
This will stick to a smooth finish fiberglass door. If your door has a woodgrain pattern, this will not work....the grooves in the faux wood grain will not allow the suction cup to work properly.
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very good question!!!!!! dont know...could not get suction cups to stick....tried a couple of times..then put it away and forgot about it...thanks for reminding me..will try again
1420094
Good question I tested mine and a kitchen magnet did stick. Hope this helps
776440
Hi, these suction cups are powerful.....as long as the surface on which you want to place these is reasonably flat. They are designed to work on windows and mirrors but will work on any non porous surface that is smooth, clean, and flat. Most Jeep doors I've seen would probably allow these to stick, especially the lighter ones that are designed to allow easy removal. Just make sure the surface is reasonably clean and flat. One more thing--they don't have tremendous suction power when pulled laterally but still would probably work on something light like your Jeep doors. Hope this helps!
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Absolutely not. I tried to get mine to stick to my second floor window and it fell. I tried moistening the suction cups but that didn't help. It fell to the ground. It's going back.
1955384
If I understand your question, I would have to answer it no. This bracket depends on having it's hinge axes being vertical in order to suspend or support weight. I don't see how this could be accomplished if you were to mount it to the underside of a cabinet.
775560
I don't think it would stick. It's a high quality suction cup, so it really would only stick to what a normal suction cup would stick to.
585138
It does stick up about 3-4 inches. I mounted mine in the back door for that exact reason...
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It does come with suction cups. Mine is attached to a filing cabinet in my office with a trash can below it for "round paper filing."