
Hang it up. Without drilling a single hole.
A hole in the tile is not just a hole. It’s a tiler, a bill, and a weekend you’ll never get back.
FiberGrip is double-sided tape with a reinforced fiber mesh inside. The mesh is what does the job — it holds tight, doesn’t tear, and doesn’t stretch out over time. Everything you need is in the package. No drill, no screws, no holes.
Hang up what you want. Without leaving a trace.
This is what it looks like when the drill is left in the drawer.
✅ Bonds in seconds
Cut, press, done. No drying time.
✅ The fiber net doesn’t break
Regular tape stretches and gives way. The net holds its shape.
✅ Releases cleanly from hard surfaces
The net lifts the adhesive off in one piece. No glue residue.
✅ Made for tile, glass, wood, and metal
The hard surfaces where regular tape either releases immediately—or never.
Have you left that picture up for months?
It’s still standing on the floor, leaning against the wall, because you can’t be bothered to find the drill, measure, vacuum, and hope you get it right. FiberGrip hangs it up in one minute — and you don’t have to worry about the hole when you move out.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which surfaces does FiberGrip work on—and which ones doesn’t it work on?
Which surfaces does FiberGrip work on—and which ones doesn’t it work on?
It is designed for hard, smooth surfaces: tile, glass, painted wood, metal, concrete, and laminate. It holds firmly on these surfaces and comes off cleanly.
Do not use it on wallpaper, freshly painted walls, or matte, chalky paint—on such surfaces, the paint may come off when you remove it. If in doubt, test a small area where it won’t be noticeable.
How much weight can it hold?
How much weight can it hold?
It depends on two things: the surface and how much tape you use. On a clean, smooth tile, a palm-sized piece of tape holds a surprisingly large amount. On a rough or porous surface, it holds less. We don't promise a specific number of kilograms, because that figure would be a lie on half the surfaces you could use it on. Use plenty, press firmly, and test heavier items before letting go.
Can I use it to keep the rug in place?
Can I use it to keep the rug in place?
Yes, and that’s one of the most common things people use it for. Cut a few strips, press them firmly onto the underside of the rug corners, peel off the yellow paper, and lay the rug down. The hallway runner stops slipping, and the corners stop curling.
Is it moisture-resistant—can I use it in the bathroom?
Is it moisture-resistant—can I use it in the bathroom?
Yes. Tile and glass are among the best surfaces for it to adhere to, and the fiber mesh will not be damaged by humid air. Keep it away from direct water and areas that are submerged, such as inside the shower.