
Product Details
LD-247 Nylon Hook and Loop Velcro Tape for Curtain
LD-247 Nylon Hook and Loop Velcro Tape for curtain mounting, hemming, and temporary attachment. Available in white and black in 25mm and 50mm widths.
Core Features
- Nylon hook surface for superior grip and durability
- Self-adhesive and sew-on backing options
- Widths from 16mm to 50mm for different applications
- Thousands of open-close cycles without losing grip
- Acrylic adhesive bonds to painted walls, wood, metal, plastic
- 25m and 50m economical roll packaging
Application Scenarios
- Temporary curtain mounting without drilling holes
- Rental property and apartment window treatment
- Roman shade fabric to headrail attachment
- Valance and pelmet to mounting board
- Curtain hemming and temporary alterations
- DIY home decor and craft projects
FAQ
How much weight can the velcro tape support?
The LD-247 velcro tape supports approximately 500g per 25mm x 25mm bonding area. For a standard curtain, apply velcro along the entire top edge of the curtain at 25mm width. A 1-meter length of 25mm velcro supports approximately 2-3kg. For heavier curtains, use 50mm width velcro or increase the mounting surface area.
Will the adhesive damage my painted walls?
The acrylic adhesive is designed for removable applications on most painted surfaces. To remove, heat the tape gently with a hair dryer to soften the adhesive, then peel slowly at a 180-degree angle. Test on an inconspicuous area first. Freshly painted walls (less than 30 days) should be avoided as the paint may not be fully cured.
Can I use the sew-on type in a washing machine?
Yes, the sew-on type velcro is machine washable at temperatures up to 60°C. Close the hook and loop together before washing to prevent the hooks from catching on other fabrics. Tumble dry on low heat or air dry. The self-adhesive type is not washable — remove the adhesive-backed tape before washing curtains.
What width should I use for my curtains?
Use 16-20mm for lightweight sheers and lace curtains. Use 25mm for standard-weight curtains and Roman shades. Use 38-50mm for heavy drapes, blackout curtains, and commercial applications. The wider tape provides more gripping surface and better weight distribution.
