VELCRO Brand Industrial Strength, 15' x 2" Tape, Black

This VELCRO brand industrial strength tape is fantastic. Cut it to any length you require. The glue backing is strong! Make sure you position it where you want it the first time because you won't move it without ruining its holding power. It holds one pound per square inch and a maximum of ten pounds per location. I have used it to attach multi outlet power strips and cords to the base board so they were not laying on the floor. I also attached a paper towel holder to the painted block wall on my patio. This VELCRO eliminates the need to permanently attach items with screws so it can be used in places that you cannot drill a hole for a screw such as on glass or metal. If you want to attach something temporarily like in your motor home or at your grill while cooking this separates like any Velcro strap. I am sure I will find more places to use this as time goes by.

I had couch pillows that kept sliding off the couch and i kept fighting to push then back on so i got this to try i used two foot lengths under cushions in front and it hel;d them no more fighting ht cushions anything to make y life easier , then i needed a temp screen for a window i used this on cloth nets for a door and it work all i have to do is walk threw it it comes back and hit the Velcro and shuts great for dog door but i add some weight to the door with wooden blocks so the dor would come back down when dog went threw it,bought another roll for babies wall corners added this nood;es so they would stay on because the little stinker would pull noodles off so now it to tuff for her lol

Works great was able to keep my couch cushions from moving

With this roll you can cut the lengths you need with no waste.

Bought a 15ft roll of Velcro at walmart.com, picked up at local store. Photo shows what my wife was handed -- a smashed box, open on all sides, ripped, simply trash. But she was told the Velcro tape was OK, it was just a damaged box. (Of course, we paid full price for it.) So my wife brought it home. I clipped off a tiny bit to test. It has almost no stickiness, yet it was labeled Industrial Strength. It would have stuck better if I'd used strawberry jelly. So, back to the store. where I showed the Returns clerk this photo as proof that the destroyed box was not my doing. Got my money back. But now I still need a roll of Velcro, which I know is a good product. But where to buy it? If I order again at Walmart.com I fear they'll give me back the same trashed roll, or another one just as bad....or worse. I have no confidence, can't imagine how Walmart thought the Velcro they shipped to me was a legitimate product. Look at my photo -- sitting on a store shelf it would NEVER sell. My guess is, "old stock" kicking around a Walmart warehouse for years while its adhesive dried out, just a guess. Anyway, happy I'm done with thins never-again experience.