I only need to keep my horse trailer door from slamming shut, don't want no holes in it, it's new, which magnets would work for this?
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This magnet (2"x1"x1") is very powerful. It may be difficult to open the door on occasion. Will you need holes? No. Will it hold the door. More than likely, yes. Depending on the weight and size of the door, you may need two, but again, that depends on the size and weight of the door.
564913
There is a magnet embedded in the collar buckle. If that is lost or not working almost any magnet will work. I just tried a refrigerator magnet and it worked fine. Good luck.
1369890
You have to make sure there is nothing in the space that the doors close in first, move things back away from the doors. If that doesn't work, you may need to realign the doors or the magnets. Otherwise I can't imagine why they would "keep popping open", mine never have.
1974976
It's a magnet on the top of the door. I haven't had any problems with mine staying closed.
554335
It has magnets that will keep it closed. However, be advised, this unit has VERY SHARP EDGES, sharp enough to cause injury. Surprising considering the brand name. I sent mine back for this reason. Also, it is a very heavy unit, should you decide to purchase, be sure you can locate a stud for both top and bottom. Hope this helps. Billy
1965460
Strong magnet shouldn't be a problem. I anchored mine at the bottom with extra strength Velcro. Love it may get a second!
2034927
There aren't magnets on the top to attach to a metal door. The only magnets are in the middle where you walk through. If you don't attach the sides to a fixed wooden door then it will just come undone.
130306
Sorry for the late reply.1 magnet will work excellent; I have a Glock 40 compact mounted next to my night stand. If using a shotgun or rifle, then use 2 magnets.
823795
I suggest that you contact the manufacturer directly, they are very good honoring warranties. Mine is working perfectly after months of use, no loose magnets
702376
This will serve your purpose. The doors don't bang when closed because of the cushion these provide. If you have a door which swings open on its own, then you would need a magnet.
517742
Put one on each side of the entry to meet in the middle. You might have to turn the magnets over soo they will attach and hold tightly. One way the repel and the other attract. Like 2 french doors.
564914
Any magnet should work, try Amazon, Wal-Mart or a hobby store. It may need to be strong..so a hobby store would be my first choice or Amazon or Ebay..?? Take the unit with you so you can verify that magnet you are looking at will operate the unit. Some kitchen magnets (or a refrigerator magnet glued to the end of a pencil) may work. Looks like T.L already answered your question :)
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If you don't care how it looks any magnet like the small refrigerator magnets will work. It just has to be strong enough to close the switch on the main unit. One suggestion is to make sure the magnet is polarized to close and not keep the switch open which you wil know immediately. That thing is loud!
2192908
No, I would look for another solution. I tried this magnet for the small glass door on my fireplace but it was so weak that it did not make any difference.
1513758
This will definitely work! You attach to the door by pressure, not screws or anything permanent. It has a clamp at the end with what appears to be silicone (very good anyway) padding to protect the door surface, and it comes with a little allen wrench that is used to tighten the clamp. We removed them when we moved out of our house and you never would have known anything was ever there. That's why even though they're a bit pricey I like them.
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I myself would try 1-2 pretty strong magnets remember it is heat pad we use heat to remove glue,,think sir think,have a goood one jim h.
303390
I keep a small (~4mm dia) neodymium magnet attached to the bit receptacle barrel; very strong so won't fling off, & magnetizes any bit inserted. Also helps keep any loose bit from falling out during vertical use.