
Strong Hold.
No Drilling.
Less Mess.
A quick way to keep rugs, mats, décor and everyday household items where you actually want them.
MESH-REINFORCED STRENGTH
More Than Just Sticky. Built To Hold.
Strong Inside.
Simple Outside.
The woven mesh helps reinforce the tape while the double-sided adhesive grips both the item and the surface.
STRONG WITHOUT THE STICKY HEADACHE
Strong When You Need It. Cleaner When You Don't.
Get the grip you want without automatically reaching for permanent glue, screws or nails.
Firm everyday hold Helps keep objects from shifting, sliding or moving.
Easier removal Designed to be easier to lift away than messy liquid adhesives.
Less cleanup A practical choice for temporary or adjustable household fixes.
ONE ROLL. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
One Roll. Dozens Of Everyday Fixes.
MULTI-SURFACE USE
Made For The Surfaces Around Your Home.
From smooth household finishes to common hard surfaces, one roll can handle more than one type of job.
For best results, apply to a clean, dry surface and test a small hidden area first when surface finishes are delicate.
NO SPECIAL TOOLS NEEDED
Tear. Stick. Peel. Press.
No complicated setup. Just prep the surface, tear off what you need and press it firmly into place.
Clean Keep the surface clean and dry.
Tear Use only the length you need.
Peel Remove the paper backing.
Press Press firmly onto the surface.
One Tape. Five Useful Sizes.
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU STICK?
The Things You'll Want To Know First.
What surfaces can I use it on? +
It is designed for common household surfaces including glass, wood, tile, plastic, marble and metal. Always clean and dry the surface first, and test delicate finishes in a hidden area.
Do I need scissors to cut it? +
The mesh tape can be torn by hand for quick everyday use, although scissors can still be used when you want a cleaner, more precise edge.
Can I use it for rugs and mats? +
Yes. Rugs, runners, doormats and car mats are among the everyday applications shown for this type of double-sided mesh tape.
How do I get the best hold? +
Start with a clean, dry surface. Apply the tape, remove the backing, position the item and press firmly to create good surface contact.
Which width should I choose? +
Narrow widths are useful for detailed work, while wider tape provides more contact area for larger household applications.