Tacking device for attaching to textured surfaces
OwnerGaylen L. Whitemaninventor
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A sheet having one side with a multiplicity of outwardly-extending small, resilient hooks, such as are now commonly employed in "Velcro" styled hook tape for engaging upholstery threads and similar textured surfaces. On the sheet side opposite the hooks is a structural matrix comprised of adhesive interfused among small fibers typically arranged as ribs on the sheet side. Conventional attachment devices, such as hooks or clasps, are attached to the structural matrix to provide a means for attaching a mating object to a textured surface. When adhesive is limited in forming the matrix, the resulting surface presented to the mating object is a plurality of extending, spaced-apart, small contact surfaces which effectively converts the matrix high tack adhesive to a low tack adhesive useful for attaching paper. A low tack adhesive may also be applied over the matrix to directly form a flat, mildly adhesive surface.
A tack laminate structure useful in facilitating removable attachment of an object to a soft coarsely-woven surface, comprising
A tack laminate structure useful in facilitating removable attachment of an object to a soft, coarsely-woven surface, comprising
A reusable tack laminate structure useful in facilitating removable attachment of an object to a soft coarsely-woven surface, comprising
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