Hook and Loop Strip Tape,Double Sided Sticky Tape,Self Adhesive Sticky Back Fastening Tape (20 mm x 8 m, White)

Really pleased at this very effective tape it made our task so much easier. Highly recommend.

This wider velcro tape was bought to replace the ultra narrow stuff supplied with insect nets you cut to size and stick over your windows. It's so much better, sticks better and grips the nets more securely so they don't blow in when the wind is up outdoors. I only needed the hook side of course so we have a surplus roll of fluffy velcro but what the heck, it's job done and I'm more than happy 😊

Good quality product, I have used it to stick mesh to a window frame. Sticks well and is good for the price. The only downside is that one of the rolls comes a little longer than the other which was a tad odd. But overall I am very happy with my purchase.

Easy to use. Seems to work well so far . Right size and strength seems good too

Super sticky - super product.

TLDR: the velcro grips well; the glue is not very strong and can ruin your stuff so be careful what you use this for.Details: I wanted to keep my door mat in position (see pic). So I put the hook part of the velcro on underside of my mat which seems like a smooth rubber. The hooks then grip the carpet. And the inbuilt tape glue will stick the velcro to the mat.After 2 months it seemed perfect but after 4 months the mat had moved slightly. The velcro gripped the carpet perfectly but the glue (which is a sticky soft and non drying glue) had failed. It wasn't strong enough to combat the force of capillary action (which is what makes mats move on carpet). It then took me an hour to clean the glue off the mat and carpet. The carpet is still stained even after using a stain remover (see pic).To get rid of the glue from the mat you will need kitchen roll and isopropyl alcohol. Get a handful of kitchen roll and rub the gluey areas. The kitchen roll will start to shred and leave bits stuck to the mat (this is good). After this, pour a small coating of isopropyl alcohol on the 'gluey/kithen roll bits' and then use fresh kitchen roll (or a sponge) to wipe it up. This is what worked for me. See picture for the part-way progress (the top left strip has only been rubbed with kitchen roll and the rest has had both steps done).I initially tried using the isopropyl alcohol alone but it didn't work at all. The kitchen roll bits seem to grip the glue and then drag the glue away when the alcohol is added in the second step.I now plan to get non glue velcro and sew it to my mat instead. If sewing doesn't work I'll try a hot glue gun. Hopefully one of these things will work, lol.Good luck everyone! Learn from my mistakes :)

Good quality product, well worth the money.

Quality is good and works very well.