Double-sided tape: nano, foam, tissue and sponge compared
Four carriers, four jobs. Choose by the gap you have to fill and the load you have to hold, not by the thickness you happen to have in stock.
Read the articleThis range is organised by carrier, because the carrier decides what the tape can hold. Acrylic foam handles panel mounting and vibration; PE sponge conforms to uneven walls and brick; tissue and paper carriers are the thin, low-profile option for splicing and light mounting; nano acrylic gel is the removable, washable grade used on walls and kitchen fittings.
Widths run from 6 mm to 50 cm on the wider foam rolls, and the range includes hook-and-loop stickers, transparent wall dots and mesh-reinforced grid tape. Reusable acrylic grades are listed alongside permanent hot-melt versions, so a buyer can pick removability and residue behaviour separately from strength.


















Foam for rigid panel mounting and vibration, sponge for uneven surfaces, nano acrylic gel where the bond has to be removable and washable.
The nano and reusable acrylic grades are the removable ones; permanent hot-melt products are intended to stay in place.
The tissue and paper carriers are the low-profile option, listed from 1 mm thickness on the mesh grid tape.
Four carriers, four jobs. Choose by the gap you have to fill and the load you have to hold, not by the thickness you happen to have in stock.
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