No drill, no nails, no glue left behind when you take it down.
Grid Super Tape: Holds Hard, Lifts Clean
$18.99
$28.32
SAVE
33%
A woven fiberglass grid runs through the adhesive, so the tape has a backbone. That is what lets it hold and still lift away clean.
Lifts off as one whole strip, no scraping
Tear by hand to any length you need. No scissors, no waste, square edge every time.
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Fiberglass Grid
Lifts as one piece
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Hand Tearable
No scissors needed
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High Tack Bond
Holds loaded racks
Jess M.
I swear I use this tape for everything now lol it works great definitely recommend for little things around the house
Renters Who Made It Look Finished
Grid Super Tape: Holds & Removes Clean
I use it on everything now
Bought it for the rug and ended up fixing the bathroom shelf that has been sliding down the tile for a year.
Worth every penny
If you're moving into a rental and you actually want to hang things without losing your deposit, get this. I used it for frames, a bathroom shelf, and the rug in the hall that kept sliding under the door. Everything stayed up and came off clean when I left.
Scared it would rip the paint
I had command strips take half my bedroom wall with them last year so I was really hesitant. But I needed my rug to stop sliding and I went for it. Came off totally clean when I tested a corner.
Three prints up in one hour
I had prints leaning against the wall for eight months because I did not want to lose my deposit. Put this on the back of all three frames and they are finally on the wall. My place looks like an adult lives here now.
Wasn't sure about my paint
Tested a small piece on the door frame first, left it two weeks, peeled it off clean. No marks.
Renter with zero tools
I am in a lease, I do not own a drill, and I have been staring at unhung prints for a year because I am not losing my deposit over nail holes. This held a framed map on my bedroom door, no screws, and it has been up for two months.
Cuts clean with just my hands
I bought it to hang a mirror but honestly the best part is I can rip off exactly the length I need without hunting for scissors. Tears straight across every time.
For first apartments
If you're helping someone move into their first place and they're renting, get this. My sister's landlord is the kind who keeps deposits over nail holes, and she had three framed prints sitting on the floor for six months. Put this on the back, stuck them to the door and the tile in the bathroom, and when her lease is up it all comes off without a fight over wall damage.
Four months up, came off perfect
Bought it after command strips took my paint off last time. Held my frame for three months now and came off the door totally clean.
Your Place Should Look Finished. Not Like You Are Afraid to Hang Anything.
No More Prints Leaning Against the Wall.
Three framed prints still sit on the floor. They have been there since move-in, leaning against the baseboard.
You know the walls need them. You also know what happened last time: the adhesive strip let go at 2am and the frame hit the floor, or it held fine and took a chunk of paint with it when you peeled it off.
It was never about commitment. It was about not wanting to choose between something falling or losing the deposit. Nails cost money. Command strips are a gamble. Foam tape either fails under weight or shreds into sticky chunks you spend an hour scraping off tile.
Grid Double-Sided Tape was built to do both. A woven fiberglass grid runs through the adhesive, so the tape has a backbone. That is what lets it hold a loaded wire rack, a power strip in daily use, or a framed print on a door, and still lift away as one whole strip when you want it gone. Press it down, hang the frame, and stop wondering whether it will last or whether removing it will wreck the wall. It does the job and comes off clean on glass, tile, wood, metal, and laminate.
Holds a framed print or loaded rack.
Lifts off as one strip, little to no residue.
Tears by hand to any length you need.
Why This Tape Wins the Wall
Foam tape shreds into chunks when you pull it, leaving sticky residue you scrape off for an hour. Weak strips let go in the middle of the night and drop whatever you hung. This one has a woven fiberglass grid running through the adhesive, so it holds a loaded wire rack or a framed print, then lifts off in one whole strip with little to no residue on glass, tile, wood, metal, and laminate.
Why This Tape Wins the Wall
Foam tape shreds into chunks when you pull it, leaving sticky residue you scrape off for an hour. Weak strips let go in the middle of the night and drop whatever you hung. This one has a woven fiberglass grid running through the adhesive, so it holds a loaded wire rack or a framed print, then lifts off in one whole strip with little to no residue on glass, tile, wood, metal, and laminate.
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High Tack Both Sides
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Holds Strong. Lifts Clean.
What Grid Tape users report after switching
Holds Strong. Lifts Clean.
What Grid Tape users report after switching
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No Residue Left Behind
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Held a Loaded Rack
Zero Damage
Paint Patches Lost
The fiberglass grid carries the adhesive so the whole strip lifts as one piece. Anything left behind wipes away. Test a small strip first on fresh or flaking paint.
Every Tape You Tried Left Paint or Let Go
Foam strips shred when you pull them. Command tabs drop the frame at 2am. Gorilla tape takes the paint layer with it. You wanted to hang the print, mount the power strip, stop the rug corner from flipping under the vacuum. Instead you got a choice: lose the deposit or leave everything leaning against the baseboard until you move out.
How to Use It
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Wipe Clean
Wipe the surface dry. Press the strip down firmly along its whole length and let it set.
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Peel and Press
Pull the yellow liner off the second side and press your item down.
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Remove When Ready
Lift one corner and pull it back slowly along the surface. It lifts as one strip.
A fiberglass grid runs through the adhesive.
That grid is the backbone. Foam tape has nothing holding the glue together, so it tears into chunks and leaves the sticky part on your wall. Here the grid carries the adhesive, so the whole strip lifts at once when you pull a corner back slowly along the surface.
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Fiberglass Grid Backbone
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High Tack Both Sides
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Hand Tearable Cloth Base
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Leaves Little to No Residue
Grid Double-Sided Tape Questions
What happens when I need to take it off later?
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The fiberglass grid running through the adhesive gives the tape a backbone, so when you lift it, the whole strip comes up as one piece instead of tearing into chunks and leaving the sticky part behind. Pull a corner and peel it back slowly along the surface. It lifts clean on glass, tile, wood, metal, and laminate with little to no residue. Anything left wipes away.
Will it actually hold a real frame or only a poster?
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It holds framed prints, loaded wire racks, power strips in daily use, and mounted soap pumps you press down on. The grid base carries weight under real use. For the best hold, press the strip down firmly along its whole length and let it set before loading.
What surfaces does it work on?
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It is made for smooth, sealed surfaces: glass, tile, wood, metal, and laminate. It is not for textured walls, and we do not recommend it on fresh, flaking, or unstable paint, since strong tape can lift a weak paint layer regardless of brand. Most people use it on cabinet sides, doors, tile, glass, the underside of a desk, or the floor under a rug. Test a small strip first if you are unsure about a painted surface.
How do I keep the rug corner from flipping up every time I vacuum?
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Wipe the floor and the underside of the rug corner clean and dry, press a strip of the tape down firmly, and let it set. The fiberglass grid holds the rug flat on hardwood or tile through vacuuming and foot traffic, so the corners stop folding under.
Do I need scissors or tools to cut it?
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No. The cloth base tears cleanly by hand across the width with a square edge and no stringing, so you cut any length you need without scissors and without waste.