Fabric Tape
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Fabric tape pairs a strong cloth backing with enough give to wrap, bundle, mark or hold all sorts of materials. That mix is why it shows up in workshops, on job sites and backstage. Our range covers everyday trade and maintenance work right through to professional stage, film and event use, and you can pick the width, length and colour that suit the job.
Choose the Right Fabric Tape
Cloth Tape
For marking, colour coding, bundling and quick repairs, Cloth Tape is the everyday option. It comes in seven colours and a long list of widths, so matching the colour system you already use is easy.
Gaffer Tape
Gaffer Tape is made for film, photography, theatre, AV and events. The matte finish won't throw light around a set, and the cloth backing bends around cables and gear without a fight.
Heavy Duty Gaffer Tape
When standard gaffer isn't quite enough, step up to Heavy Duty Gaffer Tape. It's built for tougher temporary holding, cable runs and production work.
Need Adhesive on Both Sides?
Some jobs need the tape hidden between two surfaces: carpet on a floor, for example, or a panel on a display stand. For those, look at our Double Sided Cloth Tape range.
Common Uses for Fabric Tape
Depending on the tape, people use it to bundle and secure materials, mark and label things, colour code equipment and keep cables tidy. You'll also see it on stage and event setups, on film and photo shoots, in temporary repairs and across all kinds of general trade and maintenance work.
Not every fabric tape is built the same way, and the adhesive varies too. If heat, moisture, outdoor use or clean removal matters for your job, check that product's specs before you start.
Buy Fabric Tape Online
Choose by job, colour and size. We stock a wide range of adhesive tapes, and bulk pricing applies on larger quantities.
FAQs
Go narrow for marking, cable labels and small items. Go wider when you need more coverage, such as bundling or bigger jobs. Each product page lists the sizes available.
Often, yes. A flexible cloth backing follows plenty of uneven surfaces, but the final grip depends on the texture, how clean the surface is and which adhesive the tape uses. On rough or awkward surfaces, try a small piece first.
Get rid of dust, grease, moisture and anything loose. Then stick the tape to the clean, dry surface and press it down firmly across the whole width.
Yes. Many products and sizes come in bulk quantities. You'll find quantity pricing on each product page, or you can contact My Tape Store about bigger orders.
