Review on 📚 Camco Oak Accents Wall Organizer - Mountable Storage Rack for Tablets, Magazines, Books, Headphones, and More - Simple Assembly - Oak Wood Finish (43483) by Jimmy Hargrove

UPDATE 7/28/2018: It has been about a month since install and the white tape strips for this car have failed after daily 100+ steps and severe impact on a 2 mile route with a hex screwdriver and a set of allen bits. So the white tape is a bug and a UVB tape backup is implemented. The tape strips are the same length as the included white tape. I doubt it will fall again. You cannot change the rating for the feed. Knew he was about to enter. There is also a much larger and heavier magazine rack with several magazines hanging from the closet door, which was attached with UVB tape instead of screws. The original review continues below. Okay, there might be some issues with the included double sided tape. There may also be some issues with certain wall types such as B. Wood or non-wood walls with any texture. Try 3M UVB Tape if you have trouble. They are kept in a temperature range of 50 to 100+ on a more resilient single-axle trailer (Casita) on a wooden laminate. We did dampen bounce by installing shock absorbers a few years ago, but it will be interesting to see how long the included white double-sided foam tape lasts in these conditions. If they last "a while", which is pretty subjective, worth 5 stars. Surface preparation is essential to the durability of these relatively cheaper belts. If the wall has texture, more thorough preparation is recommended. You may need to jump straight to the UVB solution. I cleaned the mounting surface (wood laminate) with a light Dawn solution, wiped squeak dry and treated with isopropyl alcohol. It can also help if you don't have a lot of weight in it when hopping down the street with your gear. When adhesion becomes a chronic problem, 3M UVB Tape should take care of it. I currently have a 24x24 50w solar panel assembly line that can handle 80 mph on a windy freeway. I can grab the plate and shake the whole trailer. If I used it on this organizer I'd probably almost tear down a wall if I was a Neanderthal doing it. If not, the UVB tape can be removed by gently sliding under it with a non-destructive nylon scraper.