How does this light strip attach to the wall? null

I used Gardner Bender 1/2-in Plastic Insulated Cable Staples for installing behind my bookshelves. The 3m tape does not work when it gets hot and starts to peel from the wall. Still use the 3m tape on the back but every 3 feet place a staple. Do not staple through the strip because it will break the wires inside.

The back of the strip has a 3m tape that lets you stick the strip to the wall. We have one strip on a vertical wall behind our TV. It is staying up just fine.

There is adhesive on the back of the strip. We also used U nails to secure under our cabinets.

The lightstrips have 3M tape on the back, running the full length of the strip. Simply peel back the tape and stick them wherever you'd like.

The HUE lightstrip has self-adhesive tape on the back. Strong enough to hold it but not killing the surface when you want to take it off.

Double sided tape that is already attached to the strip.

It adheres to the wall with a strong tape. The tape is already attached to the light strip so you need only remove the protective seal and then press the light strip firmly against the surface.

Peel off the protective paper and expose the adhesive backing. Just stick it on the wall.

double sided tape attached from the factory

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Asked by Cajun 9 years ago

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I used Gardner Bender 1/2-in Plastic Insulated Cable Staples for installing behind my bookshelves. The 3m tape does not work when it gets hot and starts to peel from the wall. Still use the 3m tape on the back but every 3 feet place a staple. Do not staple through the strip because it will break the wires inside.
Answered by merv775 9 years ago
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The back of the strip has a 3m tape that lets you stick the strip to the wall. We have one strip on a vertical wall behind our TV. It is staying up just fine.
Answered by satxbiker 9 years ago
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There is adhesive on the back of the strip. We also used U nails to secure under our cabinets.
Answered by Cami1971 9 years ago
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The lightstrips have 3M tape on the back, running the full length of the strip. Simply peel back the tape and stick them wherever you'd like.
Answered by Robby 9 years ago
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The HUE lightstrip has self-adhesive tape on the back. Strong enough to hold it but not killing the surface when you want to take it off.
Answered by TheA 9 years ago
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3M adhesive
Answered by Kajones 9 years ago
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Double sided tape that is already attached to the strip.
Answered by Dave 9 years ago
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It adheres to the wall with a strong tape. The tape is already attached to the light strip so you need only remove the protective seal and then press the light strip firmly against the surface.
Answered by Draken 9 years ago
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Peel off the protective paper and expose the adhesive backing. Just stick it on the wall.
Answered by Alicedoesntlivehere 9 years ago
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double sided tape attached from the factory
Answered by Jerdogg 9 years ago
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