Command Poster Hanging Strips, White, 64-Strips (PH024-64NA) - Easy to Open Packaging

I read quite a few reviews where people managed to stick acoustic foam panels with these. I tried. I stuck about 4 pieces hard onto each panel and stuck them onto a wall after cleaning it was isopropyl alcohol. Did all the right steps.I thought it would work as it did for a few others but to no avail. Had to remove all the panels and stick them with some transparent tape i bought. That worked beautifully.

The product is literally advertised as clean removal, yet I remove the posters as carefully as I can and it stripped the paint on the walls. I bought these literally because I was very cautious about stripping the paintwork on the walls, and the product fails to do as advertised.Now the company I was renting my room from is charging me £50 to cover the damages of the paintwork from your product. Do not recommend if you don't want damaged walls

These are not as sticky as the the clear ones, in fact, of the 12 panels I stuck up yesterday, two have already fallen off and I'm expecting the rest to too.Waste of money, unfortunately.

I had been looking for something to attach soundproofing tiles to the wall but without causing damage. I came across these I had my doubts but wanted to believe they could do the job and they would be sticky enough to hold the foam.We managed to get the 24x tiles onto the wall, and after an hour I was back at the wall putting pressure on individual tiles that we were coming away, we did this a few times over the next couple of hours. In the morning pretty much most of the tiles had come down. I then removed them all and started again with double-sided tape and they are all still up. I'm pretty sure this could be a good product for certain things but foam or anything like foam.or material don't even bother. As my title suggested I wasted time and money.

I bought these as a tip I read on a forum. Living in rented property and, unable to run ethernet through the walls, I needed to attach about 30 metres of ethernet cable to the skirting boards without any lasting damage.I cut these in half length ways, and they were the perfect size to fit between the cable and the skirting board. A month later and they're all holding strong. An extra strip I added to test the strength was easily removable and left no noticable marks.Perfect for my use case, would recommend.

Can’t help feeling that I’ve been robbed here. I ordered what’s described as a ‘value pack’ of 60 command strips, but the pack only contained 48. That’s 20% short.