JAVOedge (2 Pack - Medium Hook and Loop Adhesive Tape Storage Net for Car Accessories Interior Organizer, Suitable for Car/Truck/RV) Review

I bought these as clothes baskets in our 15ft RV. They work pretty well. They are quite elastic, so you can stuff a lot of things in them. When we find a place to wash our clothes, I can just pull out the Velcro mesh pockets and they become small laundry bags.

Fell off the car as soon as it got warmer outside and spring came. I haven't even had a chance to upload anything or try to use it in any way. Then a grocery bag was stuck to it, and when I tried to separate it, the adhesive peeled off the velcro and stuck to the bag. Pretty useless, really, but then I knew what it would be. Glue melts in warm machines, it will never work.

I bought this item to secure small items in the back of my truck. Velcro attaches securely to bed pad, bed and trunk in both horizontal and vertical positions. Its removal does not cause significant damage to the lining material. It also adheres strongly to the carpet under the back seat of my Chevy Silvarado, but removing it will destroy the fibers of the carpet and if used there it should not be removed frequently.

I have one on each side, closer to the back. Velcro is required and they are very strong. Be careful before placing both strips as you don't want to stretch the bag. Velcro strips can be moved, but this leaves a mark and reduces the effectiveness of reuse in a new place. I use them for my various fabric grocery bags. They work very well for this purpose. The rubber band around the hole is quite elastic.

I bought these to use as map cases in my 1962 Cessna 172C. They work pretty well, but the corners of the cards tend to hang in the grid of the pocket and it's too easy to slide the cards across both layers of the pocket instead of inside the pocket. Other than that they are well built and what I use them for is not exactly what they were designed for. If you are looking for mesh bags for your vehicle, these will probably come in very handy.

These two stitches fit into the cut outs between the rear wheel arches and the back of the boot on either side of my 2016 Lincoln MkZ. The velcro is tight so the cutouts allow me to stash some heavy items: a small tool kit, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, empty pockets, collapsible snow shovel, flashlight, etc. The velcro never comes off. A much cleaner solution for me than cramming everything into a large tote bag that takes up a lot of space in the middle of the trunk.

Used for cabinets in my enclosed trailer with no doors. Seems solid and should work. The only issue I had was that the closets were about 4 inches wider than the ends of the velcro, which wasn't a problem, but pulling the mesh into position is too much for the adhesive on the included velcro and it all came loose few hours . It's quite a strong adhesive and I don't think there will be any problems with sticking unless they are stretched. Mounted in the cabinets with screws, this is exactly what

I needed to add extra storage to my 18ft powerboat. Stowage nets were the easiest solution, but I didn't want to drill holes in the hull to install the nets (note: boat holes don't usually work well). I noticed them and at least tried them. These networks were the perfect solution. The velcro strips at each end adhere well to the side wall carpet in my boot and will not come loose even with a decent amount of weight in the nets (bottle of sunscreen, shoes, etc.). They look great against the…