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-Mount double-sided mounting tape is awesome! It has a strong, reliable grip that holds pictures, signs, hooks, and decor securely on walls without nails or screws. The tape is easy to cut to size, and the white color blends nicely with light surfaces. I’ve used it for multiple projects around the house and haven’t had anything fall down or lose adhesion. It’s great for renters or anyone who wants a clean, damage-free mounting solution. If you want dependable indoor mounting tape that works on a variety of surfaces, this is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

I bought this for an indoor project and it worked just as expected. The tape was easy to use, stuck well, and did the job without any issues. I like that it was a simple, straightforward solution and did not require any extra effort to get good results. Overall, I’m happy with the purchase and would buy it again for similar uses.

This is the BEST double sided tape I’ve ever used. It doesn’t stick to ur fingers & it’s super easy to work with. Thanks, Shannon 👍🏽

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.

Very good and holds to the wall well. Great value for the cost.

If you have textered walls, use this for your adhesive needs. I have tried other types of double sided tape, and I can confidently say this is the best for my projects. 2 years now and they are still holding strong. Easily trim to fit using razor or scissors or tear off by hands. Thin enough to be concealed for appearance. You don't need a lot, use this subjectively as your projects requires. The application is easy, as the protective film comes off without any difficulty. You don't have to keep trying to separate the film from the tape. For extra reassurance, clean area of surfaces with 91% alcohol and let dry . Apply one piece to a surface and hold pressure for at least 20 seconds. Remove film fro tape and apply next object to adhesive using the pressure application with same 2o second period. They have not failed me once and I can use these on the ceiling.

Perfect for putting picture frames up. Very sticking and does the job.

Awesome tape! I used it to mount two big whiteboards in my old home, and now I’m using it to mount them again in my new place. They hold a decent amount of weight, you can cut them to fit any size, and they are decently sticky. Just take it slow while peeling off. They won’t mess up your drywall, but they may peel some paint if you’re too rough.

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 love this tape, I purchased clips with adhesive on them at a dollar store and they would not stay up. Changed the tape on them to this and they are working great. I did find that a couple fell down (spice clips holding heavy spice bottles) so I used a hair dryer to quickly heat the tape before sticking it up a second time it's now been weeks and that seemed to do the trick nothing else has fell.