Wall Mount 1/4 Screw Mini Tripod Stand Holder for Valve Index/for HTC Vive/for Vive PRO Base Station-Equipped with Strong Double- Sided Adhesive and Screw Set-Drill or Adhensive at Your Own Choice

Using the screws, they have kept my base stations secured for over a year now.

The adhesive is really good on this, it’s been sticking for months now, and I never had problems with installation or it falling, so yea I would recomm This

i love these things i am using 4 base stations with them and they have yet to fall off the wall and i only let them cure for about 2-5mins before adding a base station to them, so far they been going strong for about 4 days straight now without falling off the wall even though my wall is a bit lumpy and not super flat but i don't know what it will do to my wall if i try to rip one off cause it is very stuck to that wall but no need to drill i can just always repaint the wall if it does damage my wall if i try to remove. but anyway only bought this due to the price and u get 2 mounts for 12$ also no review of the product so i wanted to try and take a chance with it cause of seeing other products like this everyone kept complaining about it falling off the wall within 6hrs so anyway 5 stars.

I picked up these quarter turn wall mounts to use with my VR base stations, and they worked out great. Installation was quick and simple—you can either stick them on with the adhesive or secure them with screws for extra stability. The quarter turn design makes adjusting or removing the stations really easy, which is a nice touch.Pros:Easy to install (adhesive or screw-in options)Quarter turn design makes adjustments simpleHold VR base stations securelyClean, low-profile look on the wallCons:Adhesive is fine for lighter setups, but screws feel more reliable long termBottom Line: These mounts are a convenient and secure solution for VR setups. They install quickly, hold strong, and make repositioning base stations a breeze.

Honestly these things have a really strong hold with just the adhesive that it comes with already. Anyone reviewing this and saying it fell for them obviously either 1. Didn't clean the surface they were applying it to, or 2. They put it on a surface that it wouldn't obviously stick to well (badly textured walls). My walls were textured a bit, but not enough for it to not stick well.If you guys are really worried about it, I'd drill it in with the dry wall screws. Otherwise you're better off getting stands that take up way more space then you need it to.

These are excellent for holding my base stations up. I used gorilla glue on concrete walls and they haven't shifted a little.

I wish these had more movement as they only allow the base stations to tilt 25 to 30 degrees (estimated). You have to be precise with your placement. I was planning on mounting them very high with a 45 degree angle looking down on the play area, but ended up putting them much lower. Overall, they get the job done but a larger range of movement would make planning and placement much easier. Also, don't mount $200 sensors with adhesive. Use the hardware they give you.

Needed this to play VR Kayat with PiMax Crystal.