Is this a double sided magnet? I want to mount this to my refridgerator with magnet. Thanks!
821466
It comes with screws to mount t a wall.You could use double sided tape if you want to mount it to your refrigerator
1399191
It is not drilled to open from right to left, as I needed - so I had to drill the opposite side, chisel off the block that holds the magnet and remount it on the opposite side - IF the manufacturer used some sense they would predrill both sides (since you don't see those parts when it is closed) - then they could make the block that holds the magnet screw mounted - it could be made as left or right opening, but currently is made opening from left to right only!
662876
Mine has been mounted to my fridge (through only its magnetic properties) for over a year. It works perfectly as intended.
662877
The magnet is incredibly strong, it will surprise you. It won't have a problem sticking to the fridge as long as you don't have a stainless steel fridge in which case no magnets will stick to it.
1497190
No, but it is a little heavy for a fridge unless you have really strong magnets and take the backing off...
2175890
Yes! Thiis is a stainless steel pan, and for the sake of science & a factual response, I placed a refrigerator magnet on the pan's bottom. It clung successfully :-)I did not an earlier response that claimed "No it doesn't", this is not accurate as I tried it out for you as noted..and indeed the magnet sticks.
1716221
The board is not magnetic at all. It is just a sheet of stainless steel formed into a square. It has to be mounted with screws (not recommended for a fridge) or some kind of adhesive.
1360816
No. The white you see in the picture is the paper backing that you peel off, exposing the adhesive to mount the magnet. The other side is the magnet.
204071
Ours is very ferromagnetic. (That means yes.) You could call the company to verify the specific size you want is only stainless and no aluminum. Or if you've got it already, check whether one of your refrigerator magnets sticks to the bottom.
607472
This magnet is way to powerful for that purpose. I doubt you could get it off the refrigerator if you placed it on there. It provides over 400 Lbs. of pull. You need a much cheaper magnet.
607803
It can be held on the fridge, but its not magnetic, the mounts are actually 3m sticky mounts. So it would have to be stuck to the fridge not, magnetically.
1137869
If I remember correctly, the magnet is perforated, or partially cut, to be split into pieces. If you want this white board to be magnetically stuck to a surface - like your refrigerator, use these. The "Tape side" side of the magnet gets the double stick tape, which in turn is then stuck to the back of the white board. This way, the side of the magnet that does not say anything is what contacts your refrigerator.
999995
I placed a small magnet from my refrigerator which is stainless steel and the magnet held on this stand!
1696766
I use mine in my kitchen but believe me it is nothing like your regular refrigerator magnet...it is super magnetic,I use it on anything metal in the vicinity of the tv which is in my window, have to move it around something's depending on signal....if the area you plan to use it is not metal I would think it would slide...hope this helps
235656
will a average refrigerator magnet stick to your painted metal vent? Its about the same
198980
It is the thickness of a refridgerator magnet, about 1/16 inch thick. Do you have plastic magnets on your fridge? That is the material, black on one side, silver on the outside. If your dishwasher is dented, the dent will show because the plastic magnet molds to the contours. I bought a used black GE dishwasher for $15, installed this magnet, and my friends thought the dishwasher was new. I think its worth the price, but some buyers must expect miracles. Your dishwasher face MUST be metal for the magnet to stick!
1716220
the magnet board is to wall-mounted. It does not attach to the refrigerator at all. The magnet board is used in situations where you have a stainless steel refrigerator that will not take magnets