Trubatis 2'' Self Adhesive Hook and Loop 5.4 Yards Tape Fastener Sticky Back (Black)

I have a queen bed on a metal frame which is on wheels because the bed occasionally needs to be rolled away from a wall to gain access to in-wall storage behind the head of the bed. The wooden bed slats that span the frame would move around during this process. The frame has a 2"-wide center support rail and 1-1/4"-wide side support rails.To use this tape, I rolled the mattress off the bed, on edge sideways next to the bed frame, then moved the bed frame away from the mattress. I adhered the 2" hook tape along the length of the center support rail, then cut an appropriate length of the same tape, cut it down the middle into two 1"-wide strips, and adhered those to the 1-1/4"-wide side support rails, aligning the 1"-wide tape to the inside edge of the 1-1/4"-wide support rail.The slats were 4-1/2" wide, so I cut the loop tape into multiple 4-1/2" long pieces, two per slat. I placed each slat across the frame, adhered one piece of loop tape to the slat immediately above the center support rail, then cut a second piece down the middle into two 1" strips and adhered each of those to the ends of the slat above the side support rails.When all the slats had been so prepared with loop tape, I placed them on the frame with the tape side up, spaced them how I wanted them, and then working from one end to the other turned the slats over one at a time so that the loop tape adhered to the hook tape. If a slat didn't align precisely where I wanted it, a simple twist broke the velcro bond and I cound reposition the slat and try again. Finally I rolled the mattress back onto the bed and repositioned the frame.This process worked so well that I will do it again with every slatted bed frame that I own, as well as recommend it to others. 2"-wide velcro tape with a really strong adhesive, which this product has, was essential.

I have bought this stuff 6 times. I have used this for several things... some I couldn’t Even separate after adhesion. So now, I’m using it to adhere flexible solar panels to the roof of my van. Once the tape was placed on the metal roof, it was STUCK on there. Even the hot sun didn’t loosen it. And the hook/loop is amazingly strong. I’m driving down the highway at 70 MPH and the stuff keeps the solar panels completely stuck to my roof. No give, no lift. Those panels are just stuck there. We had to remove a solar panel that was defective and it took a lot of force & pull to get the 2 sides to give. And the side stuck to the roof of the van didn’t budge. I believe it may be stuck there for life, lol. I’m shocked at how well it sticks to clean flat surfaces and how well the hook/loop stays locked together. This is definitely industrial use stuff. If it can hold (and I mean no give) flexible solar panels to the metal roof of a van in hot weather driving at 70 MPH, I don’t see how you can go wrong with this stuff.

I bought this in hopes it would work to secure the patio cushions, and so far it’s working perfectly. I read other reviews that said it wouldn’t stick, and I would venture to guess they were using it on actual fabric cushions, not the waterproof sort of rigid “fabric” style ones that come with a lot patio furniture. I measured out a length from one roll, stuck it to the underside of the cushion and spent some time mashing it down, and it stuck really well. Then I measured out a length from the other roll, stuck it to the velcro side of the first length, and then pressed the whole cushion onto the sofa frame. I figure people sitting on the cushions will continuously press the bonds and keep everything stuck how it needs to be. Time will tell of it all actually holds, but I’m pretty sure it will. Very happy to have stationary cushions for $22 and a little time!

Went to visit my son who owns a very active German Shepard who likes to run thru the house when you play with him. He has slipped on the rugs they have tried to stick to the floor to no avail. The dog almost tore a ligament. So on my visit I purchased this tape and Tah Dah no matter what the dog does rugs don't budge. GREAT PRODUCT

I used this to hold fabric to pvc for a tree stand. It was out in the cold for months and it stayed perfectly in place. It was stuck and sewn to the fabric but only stuck with adhesive to the pvc pipe. Very good stuff.One thing that may be an issue for some is that the roll I received had a seem somewhere in the middle of the roll. It is more of an appearance thing than a functional problem but I figured I would mention it.

I used this on my wheelchair to hold the cushion in place. It was replacing what the factory had put on which came up shortly after I started using my chair. So far this looks really good and has not come up. Which means I am more comfortable and happy with how it is working.

Just take into consideration what you are attaching this to, overall good, used on things i didn't originally intend, great to have on hand

This is great stuff. I use it to hold my displays down for my event table. This does the job. At the same time if you have to remove it from the table , the sticky part will pull up with some effort. I have had some strong winds and the displays did not budge. The great part about the rolls is that you can cut the size you need. Love this stuff.