Make your space your own with Command™ Hanging Solutions – your uni room essential
Moving into student halls or private rented accommodation? If so, you’re probably looking for some uni room decoration ideas that won’t leave any wall damage, which could cost you your deposit! The good news is that decorating your uni room just got a whole lot easier, thanks to Command™ Strips and Hooks.
These clever adhesive hooks and strips allow you to hang your favourite uni room décor damage-free, including posters, picture frames, photos, decorations, lights and more. Without the hassle of nails or tacks, putting them up couldn’t be easier. When it’s time to move on they remove cleanly, leaving no marks or damage on the wall. So, whether you’re moving into student halls, renting a property, or living somewhere short-term and need some uni room inspiration, we’ve got you covered.
Top tips for decorating your uni room
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Personalise your spaceBrighten up the plainest of walls in your halls of residence and stand out from the crowd with uni room decorations that reflect you - such as posters, string lights, photos, plants and frames.
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Create an organised study zoneAdd some inspiration around the desk in your new room, with Command™ products and a few accessories, you can easily create a tidy space for clear thinking and study time, with no mess or damage.
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Maximise your storageYou never realise how much stuff you have until you move out for the first time! Command™ products can help you increase your wardrobe space or hang your bags, coats, and towels to keep clutter off the floor and on the wall.
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Clever uni room hacksUse our clever uni room hack to stop cables taking over your space. Add Command™ Clear Clips to the side of your bedside cabinet to keep your charging wires neat and tidy. Or untangle jewellery, keys, and lanyards by giving them a place on your wall.
Why add Command™ Strips to your uni packing list?
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No tools requiredNo DIY skills needed here! Command™ Strips can be used on a variety of smooth surfaces including painted walls, wood, window frames, smooth furniture, and tiles.
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Holds stronglyCommand™ Strips use a clever adhesive that holds strongly for as long as you need - remember to wait one hour for the adhesive to bond and check the hooks weight limit on the pack!
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Removes cleanlyEasy to remove - damage free! Simply stretch off to remove cleanly with no holes, marks, or mess. Remember to pull the tab straight down slowly for damage free removal.
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3M technologyCommand™ Strips combine a number of trusted 3M technologies, including our stretch release technology, to give you high performance, damage free products.
How to use Command™ Strips without damaging your rented walls
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Find out how to put up and take down Command™ Strips correctly, with our handy videos.
Frequently asked questions
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What surfaces can I use Command™ Strips on without causing damage?
Command™ adhesive holds strongly to a variety of surfaces around the home including painted walls, and stained or varnished wood. It’s also ideal for surfaces that are tricky to attach to such as tiles, glass, stainless steel and melamine. Command™ Strips are only suitable for robust surfaces, so are not suitable for wallpaper.
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How do I remove Command™ Strips properly to ensure no damage?
Command™ Strips are designed to remove cleanly, by stretching very slowly and very straight down against the wall, to break the adhesive seal gradually. Follow the pack instructions and remember to hold the strip at the top with the other hand when removing and to never pull the strip towards you – only straight down.
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Why do I have to wait an hour for Command™ Strips to work?
The one-hour wait ensures that the adhesive has had enough time to build strong adhesion to the wall or surface before any weight is placed on it. After initial application we always recommend that you remove the frame (Command™ Picture Strips) or Hook Piece (Command™ Hooks) from the wall, in order to press firmly on the strips for 30 seconds. Leave for at least one hour before rehanging/reattaching.
