Features:

  • PROFESSIONAL GRADE ADHESIVE FASTENERS: These industrial strength hook and loop fasteners provide strong holding power designed for heavy-duty applications; safely holds up to 10 pounds
  • WATER RESISTANCE PROVIDES UMATCHED VERSATILITY: With heavy-duty strength, these fasteners make the ultimate organization tool for mounting, hanging, storing, or securing items indoors or outdoors; adheres to most surfaces in the house and garage
  • LONG LASTING DURABILITY: Easy stick-on application is ideal for a broad range of surfaces and applications; special sticky back adhesive provides a secure and long-lasting hold
  • DESIGNED FOR TOUGH APPLICATIONS: Super strong, superior holding power allow these adhesives to securely fasten to smooth surfaces including plastic, glass, metal, and painted wallboard
  • NO TOOLS REQUIRED: No hammer, drilling, nails, or epoxy necessary, hook and loop industrial strength fasteners feature an easy peel and stick application, it’s the simple solution to organize on many surfaces without putting holes in the wall
Great service

This was my first order from Amazon ever and I wanted to share something. I’m still learning that, I believe, you’re actually making the original purchase through an individuals store and that store is under the veil of Amazon. That being said, I made my order and felt bad when I then realized the person, which I still Don’t know who they are, only had 1 role is the Velcro that I’d ordered 2 of. I never heard an issue on this. They simply made my order happen as if they had a mass supply of them. Well, whether they ordered more stock to fulfill my order, or Amazon stepped up to resolve the issue, I don’t know. All I know and care about is that these folks made my mistake “Nonexistent”. I am very impressed by this!! I’ve seen and heard of criminal sellers on Amazon, as with everywhere, unfortunately, but not in this case. I really appreciate honest and decent business people, especially in a time that integrity seems to be a lost memory to much of the world. I hope those who were involved in making this experience so good, actually get this. I’m a bit jaded these days and though this may seem petty to many, these folks are tops in my book. Thank you! Oh, by the way, I used the Velcro to make a custom removable screen, that’s been years in the making and it works Great!!

Well Worth Every Last Penny!

The only hook and loop brand I'll buy from now on. I love that this Velcro is two inches wide. It sticks VERY well! I like to stick a piece of the hook part to the side of my computer desk and then stick a piece of the loop part to each of my remote controls. I can then hang the remote controls to the loops on the side of the computer desk. They are out of the way but still handy! I have a little spinning remote control holder by my recliner in the living room. I have a dedicated Android phone that I use to wirelessly control my Internet Radio and to play my Amazon Prime Music through. I wanted my phone to be out of the way, but still be easily seen and accessible. I put a piece of the Velcro loop on the side of the remote control holder and a piece of the Velcro hook on the back of the phone case. Now, I can keep the phone plugged into the charging cable while keeping the phone out of the way but still easily accessible. It takes a little bit of force to separate the Velcro on the phone from the Velcro on the remote control holder. That's great, though. The strength means that I don't have to worry about the phone falling off and hitting the floor. Even though it takes some force to separate the two, the Velcro still stays well-stuck to the phone and remote control holder. (UPDATE 20170709, this setup is still do super well. The velcro is sticking to the remote control holder and to the back of the phone case like I did it yesterday! Although used quite a bit, the Velcro has shown no signs of wear or weakening.) I don't know if it is recommended to do so anywhere, but I always first prep the surfaces I am going to adhere the Velcro to by cleaning them with an alcohol pad and letting them thoroughly dry before placing the sticky Velcro to the surface. Actual Velcro brand is a bit more expensive to buy than the knock-off hook and loop products. But, now that I've used both and have seen the difference between the quality and how well they stick, I'm going to pay the extra to 'stick' with Velcro brand from now on. (Sorry for the really bad pun.)

Perfect for attaching cushions

Just what I needed to attach my custom bench cushions to our built in diner booth seating. I wasn't sure how I was going to attach the cushions I was making to the wood booth seating. I came up with the idea of Velcro. I am happy with the results. It was so easy to do. I just ran a Velcro strip the length of the back cushions, 2" down from the top, and additional a strip vertically at the entry edges of the booth. For the seats, I centered the Velcro the length of cushion, and again at the entry edge. They don't move at all and is the easiest alternative to attaching these cushions.

BEST SOLUTION FOR PLATFORM BED SLATS

If you've had a platform bed, like us, for years, you'll know that the rubberized holder which keeps the slats in place and separated evenly wears out and breaks, and it is impossible to find a replacement holder for these slats. The result is that the slats slide easily out of place, and then the mattress dips in. Then you have to take off the mattress, fix the slats -- anyway - a nightmare! This is the BEST PRODUCT to use to hold your wood platform slats on a platform bed in place. We weren't sure it would work, but we thought it might and didn't want to try all those other makeshift things people were suggesting on the web. It takes a little time to cut all the little pieces you need for the 3" slats and then pull the tape off the back of these as you set the two pieces in place (one side of the Velcro on the bed frame underneath the slat and the other side on the back of the slat, but that's what we did for our King and it took us about 1.5 hours to complete. THE GOOD NEWS is that this solution worked perfectly, and it holds our slats perfectly in place - no sliding - now over 3 months. GREAT - we're getting to darn old to try to lift a mattress off to adjust slats. Thank you Velcro!!!

Peel and stick Velcro. The good stuff.

On the box: Velcro Industrial Strength 15' X2" (item number) 90197 UPC 075967901974.Made in USA with imported materials. Instructions read "water-resistant adhesive for smooth surfaces including plastic, indoor and out." "Not recommended for fabrics, dashboards, flexible vinyl or underwater use. Continuous exposure to full sunlight can damage fastener. Temperature range 0-120 degrees F. Total weight not to exceed 20 lbs." "Reaches maximum strength in 24hrs" Inside the box: 15' of 2" hook, 15' of 2" loop with adhesive backing on both. It's Velcro, 'nuff said. Peel the protective plastic strip off the back of each piece, put in place and allow to set for 24hrs to ensure good adhesion to the surface. With a price per foot about $1.40 (or $4.20 a yard) it's not the cheapest stuff out there but it's the best.

*Velcro sound*

This stuff is exactly what I needed. I've been looking for something to keep my couch cushions from sliding off, and the customization ability of this product made it easy to pick the right amount for each cushion. The adhesive is super strong, making it ideal for hanging almost anything you can think of. I used just a small strip to hang a small calculator in my car and it isn't going anywhere! I know the Velcro wasn't exactly made for the material of couch cushions and to be honest, if i lift them up, it un-sticks rather easily. But I've left it on there for about a month and I haven't had to readjust anything since then. The variety of uses is practically endless and I highly recommend this product.

WOW

We have a beautiful couch that is unfortunately, delaminating, and the custom cover we purchased to give it some extra life keeps falling down and driving me absolutely nuts, I am forever pulling it back up, tucking it in, and I have lost my last nerve. This Velcro was my last ditch effort. Since the couch is against a wall, I was able to use this Velcro down the back of the couch and the inside back of the cover. It has been a few weeks since the install and not once has the Velcro come undone from either the couch or the cover, even with my two-year-old jumping on the couch and my very tall husband collapsing onto the couch repeatedly. I'm in love. Even if the couch back was exposed, the cover hangs nicely--you wouldn't even know there was Velcro underneath! I bought the 15 foot roll just in case I find the Velcro comes undone from the couch cover when I wash it, but I can always sew it on if I need to. This was a lifesaver, I can't recommend it enough.

Sticky in all the right ways...

I got this Velcro to convert a drum sander to accept hook and loop sandpaper rolls. Each side of the Velcro has a sticky backing that allows it to stick to just about anything. In my case, the hook side of the Velcro was attached to the aluminum drum and stuck to it like a Rottweiler sticks to a pork chop. I have no fear of the Velcro coming unstuck from the drum even in this incredibly dusty environment. As for the Velcro sticking to itself, it is a very powerful bond. It grips stronger than any of the regular hook and loops you will run across. This product lives up to its claim of being "industrial strength." Great buy.

It won't let go... and that's a good thing!

I used this to mount my 12 port Belkin Surge Protector to the bottom of my computer desk to keep it organized and out of sight. It hangs upside down and hasn't moved an inch. I also used two small strips to hang a power brick for my powered USB 3.0 hub. I've only gone through about a foot of it, but I'm incredibly satisfied so far. My desk is a particle board base with a wood vinyl wrap. The undersides that are not immediately visible are unfinished particle board and this Velcro holds on tight. My only gripe is the smell of the adhesive. It is STRONG. Do not use this on painted surfaces or drywall as it will likely rip away from said surface.

Great Product

I love this product. I wear Coveralls issued from my Employer that are Rented and Cleaned from an Outside Co. that are too long for me, and because the Coveralls are exchanged daily, cutting them to the length I need is not an option. I used to use masking tape to wrap the Coverall bottom leg portion tight, just above my ankle, but this was a daily pain not to mention was costly and wasteful going through a roll a month. Four years ago I had one of those "Light-Bulb" ideas and thought I'd try using a 14" length of Velcro to wrap around and fasten the leg bottom together instead. It worked great, but the lighter type Velcro only could be reused for a few days before the fastening hook and loop wore out. So purchased this Industrial Strength Velcro and it has lasted for over "Three Years" of daily {5 days a week} of on and off use. I have since found several applications using this product for anything that needs to be fastened and refastened. "Tip" I sealed the "Hook" part at one end with a liquid glue and painted it Red, so I could see and grab the end easily when using it.

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