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Assembly instructions for your kitchen organisation system

Did you know that you can organise and tidy your kitchen without much effort? With our flexible and individual kitchen organisation system, you can easily tidy up and neatly store various kitchen utensils and accessories. The kitchen rail system can be used to attach herb pots, kitchen roll holders, cooking or washing-up utensil holders, storage boxes, shelves or a magnetic knife block. With additional individual hanging options, your kitchen utensils have a fixed place and are always ready to hand. The various tools for your kitchen organisation system can be attached quickly and easily without the need for any drilling or tools.

Recommended surfaces:

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Cement

Your solid decoration ideas are going to grip safely to any concrete surface.
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Glass

Keep all of your glass surfaces flawlessly intact by mounting your objects to them with our adhesive solution.
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Wood

There is no hammering required when using our adhesive products on wood.
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Stone

The SMP-Glue likes to explore all nooks and crannies of these surfaces, holding on effortlessly with its strong grip.
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Marble

Neither marble nor smooth stone surfaces provide a challenge for the tesa® Power.Kit Technology.
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Plastic: ABS, PS, Acrylic Glass

The tesa® Power.Kit Technology can be applied to ABS, PS and Acrylic glass.
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Metal

We highly recommend metal surfaces in combination with our adhesive solution – the results are impressive!
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Glazed Stone

It’s a great match! The tesa® Power.Kit keeps your ceramic tiles in one piece as it mounts your objects seamlessly to the wall.

Non-recommended surfaces:

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Wallpaper

The adhesive will stick to your wallpaper until the bitter end. Unfortunately, it might separate from the wall during adhering.
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Plaster

The tesa® Power.Kit securely latches onto loose plaster. Our technology is stronger than the surface and might tear it off the wall.
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Enamel Varnish

The varnish might not be stable enough to keep it stuck on the wall once our glue is applied.
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Plastic: PE, PTFE & PP

The combination of tesa® Power.Kit Glue and polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP) and polytetrafluorethylene (PTFE) will not form a stable compound and won’t hold.

How to organise your kitchen in just a few steps:

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01Clean the surface

To ensure that the adhesive solutions hold firmly and reliably for a long time, the wall behind your worktop must first be cleaned. Make sure that you thoroughly remove any dust, grease, residue and dirt. To do this, you can use a cloth with a silicone-free grease remover or alternatively use pure alcohol. Dirt and grease from cooking can quickly accumulate in the kitchen, so you should clean this area very thoroughly.
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02Add the adapter

Now you can attach the adhesive screws to the rail (or adapter) using the knurled nuts provided.
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03Remove the protective film

In the next step, you can stick the adhesive screws to the wall using the rail or adapter. To do this, remove the protective film from the adhesive screws. Note that the adhesive screws cannot be moved once you have stuck them on – the adhesive screw adheres on its own.
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04Find the perfect spot

Place the enclosed spirit level on top and hold the kitchen rail or adapter against the wall behind the worktop. Decide which position is best for your new kitchen organisation system. Align everything so that it is straight and make sure you don’t stick it over any joints. Use the slotted holes to align the adhesive screws accordingly. Once you have found the perfect position, press the rail system and the adapter lightly. You don’t need to apply a lot of force. Now unscrew the rail or adapter again so that you only have the adhesive screws left on the wall.
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05Press in the adhesive

To ensure that your kitchen rail or adapters adhere firmly and reliably to the wall, you now need the adhesive supplied. You can press the adhesive into the larger of the two holes in the adhesive screw. You need just enough adhesive until it emerges from the smaller hole. Be careful not to press too hard and slowly. The adhesive needs some time to spread under the adhesive screw. Repeat this step for all the adhesive screws you want to attach.
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06Allow the adhesive to dry out

The adhesive now needs to dry so that it can develop its full adhesive strength. This drying process takes around 12 hours. The adhesive screws must not be loaded before the adhesive is completely dry.
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07Fitting the kitchen rail or adapter

Once you have allowed the adhesive screws to dry out, you can fit the rail or adapter. Simply slide the kitchen rail or adapter onto the adhesive screws and secure it with the knurled nuts provided.

How to remove your kitchen organiser:

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01Remove the items

Disassembly of the adhesive adapter is just as easy as the assembly! Firstly, remove all items until only the adapter is left.
Now grasp the adapter with a pipe wrench and simply turn it clockwise carefully from the wall.
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02Adhesive residue can easily be removed

If adhesive residue remains on the surface, you can gently scrape it off with a thin spatula or scraper.
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03Finished!

Voila! Your tiles are as clean as before and are not damaged.

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tesa® Adhesive Screw Rectangular for Brick & Stone 5kg

Adhesive screw for up to 5kg. Ideal for mounting objects with narrow backs on rough and solid surfaces like brick and stone.||Adhesive screw for up to 5kg. Ideal for mounting objects with narrow backs on rough and solid surfaces like brick and stone.

  • For rough and solid surfaces like brick & stone
  • Holds up to 5kg per screw or 10kg using 2 screws
  • Extra slim to hide behind narrow objects
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This is how it works:

Adapter

This is the main element, the adapter. Once this is mounted, you can simply attach your kitchen organisation product onto this adapter. It works the same way as the bigger rail.

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Adhesive Screw

The adhesive screw consists of a sinter-metal-plate (SMT) with 95% copper, the rest being made of tin and wax. The SMT plate is air permeable allowing for a shorter curing time. Furthermore, the adhesive ring provides a border for the glue for easy pre-fixation.

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Nut

By using a nut you can fix the rail or single adapter onto the adhesive screw.

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Cover

This cover plates hides the screw and nut and makes your kitchen products look amazing.
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Adapter

This is the main element, the adapter. Once this is mounted, you can simply attach your kitchen organisation product onto this adapter. It works the same way as the bigger rail.

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Adhesive Screw

The adhesive screw consists of a sinter-metal-plate (SMT) with 95% copper, the rest being made of tin and wax. The SMT plate is air permeable allowing for a shorter curing time. Furthermore, the adhesive ring provides a border for the glue for easy pre-fixation.

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Nut

By using a nut you can fix the rail or single adapter onto the adhesive screw.

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Cover

This cover plates hides the screw and nut and makes your kitchen products look amazing.

Rail System

The rail is the main element. You can simply attach/hang every kitchen organisation item onto it. It is flexible as you can change and swap the items around.

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Nuts

By using a nut you can fix the rail or single adapter onto the adhesive screw.

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Adhesive Screw

The adhesive screw consists of a sinter-metal-plate (SMT) with 95% copper, the rest being made of tin and wax. The SMT plate is air permeable allowing for a shorter curing time. Furthermore, the adhesive ring provides a border for the glue for easy pre-fixation.

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Cover

Before placing the storage items on, you place the cover that hides the screw and nut and makes your kitchen products look amazing. The best things is: You can choose between two styles. The cover has two sides. One is white while the other looks like a fine piece of wood.
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Rail System

The rail is the main element. You can simply attach/hang every kitchen organisation item onto it. It is flexible as you can change and swap the items around.

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Nuts

By using a nut you can fix the rail or single adapter onto the adhesive screw.

Two hands assemble components on a gray metal rail on a wooden surface. Several small parts, including screws and rectangular pieces, are scattered nearby. A roll of tesa tape is used in the process. A white container is partially visible at the back of the workspace. (This text has been generated by AI)
Adhesive Screw

The adhesive screw consists of a sinter-metal-plate (SMT) with 95% copper, the rest being made of tin and wax. The SMT plate is air permeable allowing for a shorter curing time. Furthermore, the adhesive ring provides a border for the glue for easy pre-fixation.

An illustrated hand is shown turning a white knob affixed to a golden rectangular plate on a wall tiled with glossy blue tiles, secured using tesa tape. (This text has been generated by AI)
Cover

Before placing the storage items on, you place the cover that hides the screw and nut and makes your kitchen products look amazing. The best things is: You can choose between two styles. The cover has two sides. One is white while the other looks like a fine piece of wood.

Downloads PDF Manual:
This document provides detailed installation and usage instructions for various kitchen products, including the Solo Adapter Flexible Organizing System, which uses adhesive and does not require drilling. It covers suitable and unsuitable surfaces for adhesion, cleaning instructions, and safety guidelines. The document also includes specific instructions for the knife holder and lists various single and combi sets available for purchase (This text has been generated by AI)
Instructions Single-Products PDF 4.3 MB
Instructions Combi-Sets document provides detailed installation and usage instructions for various kitchen products, including the Kitchen Rail Flexible Organizing System, which uses adhesive and does not require drilling1. It covers suitable and unsuitable surfaces for adhesion, cleaning instructions, and safety guidelines. The document also includes specific instructions for the knife holder and lists various single and combi sets available for purchase (This text has been generated by AI)
Instructions Combi-Sets PDF 8.1 MB
Instructions Side Pull-Outs document provides detailed installation and usage instructions for the Side Pull-Out system1. It covers suitable surfaces, cleaning instructions, and safety guidelines. The document emphasizes the importance of using the tesa® Powerstrip or tesa® KITCHEN adhesive solution refill pack1. It also includes specific instructions for mounting and disassembling the pull-out system, ensuring secure assembly and maximum holding force (This text has been generated by AI)
Instructions Side Pull-Outs PDF 20.4 MB
Instructions Bottom Pull-Outs document provides detailed installation and usage instructions for the Bottom Pull-Out system1. It covers suitable surfaces, cleaning instructions, and safety guidelines. The document emphasizes the importance of using the tesa® Powerstrip or tesa® KITCHEN adhesive solution refill pack1. It also includes specific instructions for mounting and disassembling the pull-out system, ensuring secure assembly and maximum holding force (This text has been generated by AI)
Instructions Bottom Pull-Outs PDF 20.4 MB

FAQs about mounting our kitchen organiser without drilling:

Yes, you can mount our kitchen railing and our adapters for an organized and structured kitchen completely without drilling. With our practical adhesive screws, you can simply stick on your kitchen organization system.

Yes, the special adhesive screws and the adhesive solution are designed for a weight of up to 3 kg. This means that your kitchen organization system adheres firmly and reliably to the wall. Make sure to clean the surface thoroughly before mounting. Otherwise, grease and dirt can impair the adhesive strength.

Yes, you can quickly and easily dismantle your kitchen organizer and reattach it in your new home. All you need are new adhesive screws. 

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