Adhesive Hook and Loop Tape,8M Self Adhesive Sticky Tape,20mm Heavy Duty Reusable Double Sided Sticky Back Fastening Tape(White)

Bought to hold fly screen in place, so I can have the patio doors open but keep the flies out. Does the job perfectly, very secure. Fabulous. Great width. Serving it's purpose excellently.

Bought this to stick on a zip dust sheet to hang over a door,I asked family member to and stitching to make sure it wouldn't come off but was not needed as it's very sticky very good for what i needed it for thank you

We bought this because we were renting a place and didn't want to drill holes in the wall to hang pictures. Unfortunately we tested the tape and it's so sticky it takes the paint off the wall when you remove it.However, we also used it to stick some photos on tiled surfaces in the kitchen and bathroom and it's fantastic! Crazy strong, great price - you get LOADS and it's come in handy for sticking down rugs in place, sticking extension chords out the way. Really handy.All in all, it's a good product and great if you own your place and won't be taking your pictures down for a while. Or you don't mind touching up the wall with paint when it leaves marks.

Bought this to fix a fly door net up at my door. It does the job very well, and has so many other uses to due to the very strong adhesive backing.I am confident I will find a lot more uses for this as their was more than enough on the roll to do the original job I bought it for.Can definitely recommend

I used it to hold up a plain polycotton cloth panel (with a nice pattern) and it fell down in 2 days. It will probably be fine if I stitch it, but don't rely on the glue alone.

I bought this to stick some mesh over my window in a way that it could be removed and replaced easily.It sticks well to the window frame, but doesn't stick as well to itself with layer of pet mesh in between. I solved this problem by sewing the all the pieces together. Although in hindsight, trying to put it through a sewing machine was not my brightest idea. You have velcro - no problem, you have mesh - no problem, but there is also the adhesive on the velcro - problem. Of course it was going to gum up the needle and keep snapping the thread.In the end, I sewed it by hand, which was still difficult because of the adhesive, but with a pot of balm, cotton wool pads and some latex gloves I got the job done.The balm helps the needle go through the adhesive and stops the needle from getting gummed up as quickly, the cotton pads were used in place of thimbles, (probably the one piece of sewing equipment I don't have), I put them into the finger tips of the latex gloves. The gloves held the cotton pads in place while also providing enough grip to pull the balm covered needle through everything.The moral of this story is, I really should have planned this properly before buying stuff. This is fine for sticking to the window frame, but I should have bought non-adhesive velcro as well, for the mesh. It still does the job and the mesh over my window isn't going anywhere unless I want it to.

Have used this tape on our drum studio to hold curtains on the ceiling. Staying well stuck even with a teenager pulling the curtains down after each session.Beware, if you are sewing these on to fabric, they can glue up your machine! We used a stapler in the end and it worked great.

fast delivery well packaged looks good