Duraco Teachers Tape™ Bulk Pack (2000 Pieces per roll), Double-Sided Removable Foam Tape for Wall Mounting

I love this tape! It is two sided sticky tape. I use it for everything. It is removable and does not take paint off the doors or walls. You don not need to cut the tape as it is separated into sections that you can tear. The squares are just the right size for any project. I have some items hanging up with this tape for two years. It holds remarkably well. The squares are not thick or bulky so they adhere nicely. They are exposed to the heat from my furnace in the winter and the cold from the air conditioner in the summer without any problems. This is great tape.

I waited a full year to write a review. I have been an educator for 25 years and finding an adhesive that sticks to the glossy-painted cinder block walls has been a struggle. I've tried EVERYTHING: >Sticky tac -- didn't hold, put dimples in my posters, left residue behind on the walls >Wax -- messy, put dimples in my posters, left residue behind on the walls >Looping masking or Scotch tap -- what a joke! Fell down almost immediately! Tore up my posters (I know about laminating, but our laminator didn't always work, and I'm not paying to have it done) when I removed the tape from them >Double-sided tape -- HA! Don't make me laugh. >Hot glue gun -- ripped my posters to shreds at the end of the year, difficult to remove from the wall >3M hanging strips -- too expensive; knock-offs didn't remove cleanly from the wall >Similar products to Teacher Tape -- never removed cleanly from my wall or posters >Similar product to Teacher Tape / one-square centimeter -- believe it or not, prior to Teacher Tape, this was the only thing that worked. I would have to put four on each corner and in the center of each poster, and then peel away all those little sticky-protectors, which generally amounted to me peeling over A THOUSAND every September (yes, I decorate my room with over 50 posters -- my kids LOVE my room; and, ya know, 'cause the district forces you to remove all wall hangings before every summer) Of all the methods I've tried, Teacher Tape has been the best! I put two pieces on each corner of a typical poster, unless it's heavier card stock, in which case I might put more. Over the course of an entire school year, no poster fell off my wall. However, corners did detach from the wall, and that was usually due to changes in the weather, especially high humidity. So, no, it's not perfect, but as I stated in the header, it's the best I've found.

This is hands-down, the best tape for classrooms I’ve ever used. The rolls last a very long time (13 years and going with the first). It is my number one go-to when I’m hanging things on my painted cinderblock classroom wall walls. I have never tested it for water resistance. I do have humidity issues in my classroom because our district (in Florida) thinks it’s less expensive to turn off the air-conditioning on the weekends, then recool every building in the district on Monday mornings. Sometimes I do have to rehang posters, but that does not make this less than the best thing I’ve used. It has never peeled paint off my walls. The way hot glue does. I’ve had nano tape peel paint off my walls. I’ve also had nano tape not work. This does not disappoint me. I purchased my first roll of this in 2013, and I’ve shared with many others. I honestly didn’t need to purchase this roll because my first roll still has 100 ish squares and will probably be enough to get me through the 26-27 school year. Each tape square is small. It’s perfectly in the corner of any poster. They’re not very thick so it doesn’t cause weird bulkiness behind the posters. It holds my stuff on the walls on my desk on the windows. I have some posters that live on my walls year-round that I have never needed new Teacher’s Tape for.

best stuff ever.. There’s a convenient trick to how to peel it off and use it efficiently.. I’m sure you can look it up. I usually donut in section of 8 and peel 2-4 of the white side first because then the purple side has tabs you can take off for the final step. Helps post things flush to the wall with no damage but good staying power. I was a teacher for several years when I was introduced to this stuff and now in a business office I still keep it around for Human Resources to post things on walls, or whatever else we need to put up that isnt heavy framed. I find other uses for it around the house as well. I can’t stand it when people use ugly masking tape, scotch, or duck tape, and it shows and looks sloppy. In our old school even masking tape and scotch tape would peel the paint after coming off the wall, but this stuff did not.

I love this stuff. If you want to hang any paper ie children’s art, lists, celebration decorations etc. this is the best. Does not pull paint from walls. Rarely tears the paper. If your paper is large or heavy use more. Adheres fairly well to cinder block walls.

This is the only adhesive we may use at school. I've used it to hang up large posters and they stay all year. I have repositioned items and the tape is still sticky. The only negatives are that it is expensive, and the most recent batch isn't as strong as the previous ones (papers aren't staying on the wall as long as recent years).

This tape is great for teachers! It sticks well and can be reused multiple times before needing to be removed and replaced. It’s perfect for hanging classroom materials and has been a handy addition to my classroom supplies.

We always used putty to hang art labels on walls below or beside pieces of art at local galleries. The putty is sometimes hard to remove and when it is real dried out it can tear the paper off sheetrock, or paint off walls when removing. Someone told me about teacher's tape which I tried and have found it is great to mount these business-card-size art tags on the walls. Good adhesion and I've yet to see them cause any damage to walls or paint when removing them. Great product for that purpose.

Currently using the project on cinder blocks, walls, glass and white board. Sticks well and easy to remove.