Can i use this to stick overlays on my ikea malm furniture ? Specially my bed headboard, i dont want to wakeup to an overlay falling on my head :D
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What exactly is malm furniture? If it's compressed wood and going to hold weight it will hold it together but wood structure itself may just rip. It's extremely strong adhesive though. The other thing is if the malm wood absorbs the glue it may not work. This is much stronger than gorilla glue but is more of a gel type adhesive.
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I believe you can. We have an upholstered headboard that we trapped between the bed and wall and it works great! The frame was super easy to assemble and set-up and I no longer stub my toes!
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Just to save you grief, don't purchase. It's not worth your money! I had to sew mine for over two hours before it even appeared decent. The middle part is cut so it hangs down (I also had to sew this to make it appear decent). I would instead purchase a more reliable product, one that is made to fit your appropriate sized bed, and yes I suppose you can use adhesive hooks. In my opinion the more expensive scotch adhesive hooks work the best. Good luck.
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Might work if you had pieces of wood attached to the edge of the bed. Otherwise would probably slide off.
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We think so. We used it to attach a queen-size headboard to full size frame and it worked like a charm. Good luck!
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Wall: Sure, just drill some holes carefully in the wooden stick attached to the vertical edge, so as to not crack the stick-wooden part.Ceiling: That's a pretty unusual idea. I think it's too heavy for suspending above or over your living space because it might fll down and hurt you. Try a lighter bamboo windowshade for that job instead.
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The adhesive is not very strong so it won't damage your wood furniture. The problem is because the adhesive isn't very strong we are constantly having to push the kushion back in place because it keeps peeling off.
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Yes I have mine over my bed. It has to be very secure on the wall and high enough so as not to be touched over fall. The pieces are very sharp! If one does fall someone could seriously get hurt while sleeping or children playing on the bed. I hope this is helpful to you Karla.
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No it will not work as you want it to. You want to use something like this http://www.amazon.com/Children-Safety-Cartoon-Stopper-Cushion/dp/B00AUCD6ZE. Ikea has the same version but plain white (more appropriate for work). You would install this on the door knob side and it will allow the door to close almost all the way, with maybe a inch opening.
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Not sure if this will help, but I used it over wood that had polyurethane on it that I didn't sand off...it stayed wonderfully (and actually required less coats). It's made to stick on top of a material (like laminate). If your oiled wood is older, and/or you sand it down well, it would probably stick. Otherwise, if it doesn't work, you might be surprised about what else you can think to use it on! A little can goes a long way, so maybe just try the smaller size! I love this stuff!
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I'm confused by your question Wendy- I don't really know what your "foundation inside your bed frame" means, and what your plans for use is? Do you mean using your existing bed frame on top of this Pragma Bed? If so, that should be fine. In fact, it'll make your bed surface a little higher off the ground, if that's what you want.
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Depends how large the board is. You could put a slip free placemat on top so that the edge of the turntable would not slip away from the board. Good luck!
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Yes but it lifts the headboard off the floor so you may want to reinforce the bottom with something so that is not just dangling there. I guess it depends on the weight of your headboard. A small piece of 2x4 the height of the risers worked for me. You cannot see it at all. Hope this helps.
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Might be a little more information then you wanted but to be sure..... I use mine on a Queen size frame so I don't think you will have any problems. I have 2 pairs, one for the headboard and one for the foot-board. This model is designed to hold your head/foot-boards just off the ground so they do not support any weight from the bed. (There is a different # adapto-hook if you want the head/foot boards to support the weight of the bed.) Since these attach to the ends of the bed-frame whatever the size of the frame will determine what span head/foot-board you can use. There is also additional horizontal adjustment built into the design to get your fitment just right. I would expect you should not have to bend any metal to get it to fit.
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Again as noted on other responses, test it on an area which is not going to show. The stuff is strong, and might remove some natural finishes, like oil finishes. It is really not for furniture.
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Veronica, Haven't tried that, as I always use place mats. The wood is polyurethane finished, so I assume you probably could, although I would avoid it if possible.
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Not sure...you probably have to adapt the frame (add something to it) -- maybe buy an old antique frame on Craigslist and take the piece from it that headboards attach to? There are often frames like that for about $50 or so...just a thought. Good luck with your project!!!!