01Preparing the surface
Use a dust-free cloth and a silicone-free detergent to make sure the glass is free from dirt and grease. You can also use alcohol or methylated spirit.
Using the tesa® Adhesive Hook for Transparent & Glass 0.2kg
The practically invisible way to mount decorations.
Step-by-step video tutorial
Click through the tabs in this step-by-step video to see how quick and easy it is to get your projects – and your possessions – off the ground.
Using a tesa® Adhesive Hook for Transparent & Glass 0.2kg
These transparent hooks are a super-simple, unobtrusive way to mount your possessions on transparent surfaces like glass doors and windows. No hassle, no fuss – and no sticky residue when you remove them, either. Not suitable for the following surfaces: silicon, stain resistant paints and PTFE..
02Attaching the strip
Once the glass is clean and dry, peel off the Adhesive Strip using the tab, being careful not to touch the adhesive side. Apply the strip vertically to the glass.
03Activate the Powerstrips® Technology
Press down over the whole surface for 5 seconds to ensure that the Powerstrips® Technology is activated.
04Attaching the hook
Now remove the protective foil. Make sure that the hook is in line with the top of the adhesive strip and above the transparent tab line that separates the adhesive area from the removal tab. This ensures the removal tab is accessible at all times. Take another 5 seconds to press down firmly at the top of the hook and again at the bottom.
05Hanging your item
You’re now ready to hang your sign – but of course these hooks are for practical as well as decorative purposes – you could hang just about anything up to 1kg with the 5 hooks that come in this pack.
06Removing the hook
If you thought that installing the hook was simple, wait till you take one down. To dismount your item, hold the hook with one hand and take a firm grip on the tab at the bottom of the strip with the other. Now, without pressing the hook onto the surface, gently pull downwards, parallel to the glass – not away from it. This stretching motion releases the thousands of tiny bonds that make up the adhesive surface.