Scotch-Mount Indoor Double-Sided Mounting White Tape, 1 in x 125 in (10.4 ft), Features 3M Industrial Strength Adhesive, No Mess or Tools (314H-MED)

This Scotch indoor mounting tape is a game-changer! Super strong hold that actually works (goodbye, fallen picture frames!), easy to apply, and leaves no messy residue when you need to move things around. Perfect for renters or anyone who doesn't want to put holes in walls. The 15lb strength means business - I've used it for everything from lightweight shelves to holiday decorations. Clean, simple, reliable. What more could you want from tape?

I purchased this with another tape, and this was clearly the better one of the two. I've had to replace sections of the other tape with this tape and i've had no problems with this. I've used it to attach a pen holder to the wall, attach edges to the shade to my wall to keep light out in my office, attach a piece of foam at the edges of my air conditioners. So I used the tape for multiple things and it's worked great each time.

This stuff is amazing and easy to work with. Mounts small items as needed and easy to peel. The foam thickness makes it easy to work with and apply.

I’ve been using the Scotch-Mount Indoor Double-Sided Mounting Tape for various projects around the house, and I’m really impressed with its holding power. It sticks well to a variety of surfaces, and the tape is strong enough to hold up pictures, small décor items, and even light fixtures. It’s much easier than using nails or screws, and the tape does a great job of keeping things securely in place.

I used this tape to attach photos to five blank painting canvases that were stretched on frames. I only needed one piece of tape per picture. First, I arranged the photos how I wanted them. Then I flipped them over and stuch a small square of tape in the center of the back of each photo. Next, I peeled the backing off of the other side of tape and stuck it where I wanted it. It was easy to reposition the photos as needed. It was strong enough to hold the photo. The photo display was for my son‘s graduation party. It was easy to reposition the photos, and they did not fall off. This is perfect for indoor use. I do not know how it would hold up in wind or rain. For windy conditions maybe you would do something on each of the four corners of the photos instead. Once the photos were mounted, I was able to easily hang the canvas from a nail on my wall. I don’t think I would use this on antique or vintage photos that you want to preserve. All of my photos were printed at Walgreens from my phone.

I used several small pieces of it to hang a door ornament. Seems to be working well.

Purchased this mounting tape to hang this wall art. To mount this canvas art work. It took 1 pack of mounting tape. Followed the instructions cleaned the wall and placed the mounting tape. It came out great has been hanging for 9 months now.

Works well! Its pretty thick, but not enough to be noticeable. Its held up some of my posters, including a few fabric posters, and I used one piece to hold up the middle of my large tapestry. Nothing has fallen yet. Easy to use! Havent removed any posters so not sure if it will peel paint or leave glue residue.

Strong grip

Its Scotch! Expect Good!

No recuerdo cuando o para que fue la primera vez que utilice una cinta de estas, pero ahora se me hace una herramienta basica para mi casa, fija seguramente, y ha diferencia de otras cintas que he comprado de menor precio, es mas facil desprender el adhesivo que queda y es mas facil de aplicar retirando la cinta que cubre el adhesivo. Con esto He logrado fijar varios dispositivos detras de mi pantalla para que se vea mas limpio.

I bought a Philips Hue branded light strip a while ago, and while I love it, I will never rely on the adhesive. Within a couple months it had started to lose stickiness and I came home one day to the lights on the floor. This tape was suggested as a alternative on some online threads complaining about the same issue. Super easy to apply and use. I've only had it for a couple months but have had no worries about it so it has already outlasted all/most of the original adhesive. Tip: make sure you have planned out where to apply it before you start taping, and remove it quickly if you make a mistake. It does get quite stuck once you stick it onto a surface. It does have me a bit concerned as to how well it would be removed from a surface. I would make sure to stick it onto a surface that is easily hidden or repairable just in case (or one you don't care about much). Mine is on the edge of my desk that will always face the wall (L shaped desk). I wouldn't recommend sticking it right onto painted walls for this reason as I feel it would take off at least the paint, if not a bit of the drywall.

I've used many different mounting tapes over the years and they all seem to always have issues. This mounting tape has so far been working great. Holding up a decent amount of weight with absolutely no issues.