Would you be able to easily attach magnets to the back &amp; hang it on a refrigerator?
1605211
No, it's too heavy. I tried to use magnets to attach it to the side of a filing cabinet and it would stay for a short period of time and then slide down the cabinet and eventually fall off.
91625
You could mount it with industrial double sided tape. The screw holes would remain visible unless you cut the heads off the screws and glued them over the holes or put something else over the holes to cover them ( metal ball, rhinestone, decorative doo dad). Magnet is not so strong to hold really heavy knives. Also if you have dropped big $ on really nice knives, be aware that the metal can mar them.
834499
I tested it....not reliably, for ours. The magnet is strong but on a clip, so the thing can tip and fall. Depends on the metal, but it doesn't work on our fridge.It would be easy to fix...pull the clip off, 4 button magnets at the corners. I find the clip pointless. We lay it on the counter. If you can have something it clips on that would do. It is a great timer, though...
804594
I don't think so-the backing is magnetic, so best for the refrigerator or a locker.
881201
No, it would not stick to a fridge, however, we put it on a door which leads from the kitchen to the basement, and all the magnets on the board look just like a nice multicolored picture. The screws came with the board.
1104154
I tried putting a fridge magnet on it. There is definitely a magnetic attraction on the business end (not the handle) but very very weak. I hope this helps. For what it's worth it is very sturdy and works great.
881198
The board comes with wall mounts and I mounted mine to a wall. I really love it, but no, I don't think it is possible to stick it to your fridge.
1233419
I think it can work. I pasted my to the fridge door in the kitchen and put papers and notes with magnets. It has more than a year and it's working fine. I think you should try it.
804598
The surface of the back is one big magnet, but I imagine you could affix those Command hanging strips to the back as long as they would stick to a magnet surface.
1823261
I would not really suggest hanging it on the fridge...paper and covers are pretty thin and I think it would curl. In the folded over configuration (8 1/2" x 11") you could use two suction cup hooks because there are three holes along the spiral. However, fully open (17" x 11") there is only one hole in the middle at the top and bottom. Fully open is more useful and probably more susceptible to curling.
731713
It is possible , if you get strong enough magnets. Your degree of success will be determined by 1. the strength of the magnets you use, and 2. The total weight of the "Knife Bar" plus items you are trying to support. If I were absolutely committed to mounting this to a refrigerator, I would consider something more foolproof; like epoxy. Falling items like sharp kitchen knives could be extremely dangerous.
1666809
I tested your idea with different weight magnets (not a scientific examination of the possibilities, of course!) but, what I found is that they will hold the a magnet equal or slightly heavier than they are. This is basically the same as all the business promotion ones you get from companies hoping you'll stick their advertising or phone number to your 'fridge... all of those types hold just fine.
597982
I have magnets from travels on mine. It is a decent magnetic pull. Better than my refrigerator....I judge it as fairly strong. Good luck!
1898518
First check to see if a magnet will stick. I put my Umbra Bulletin Board on a non-stainless steel refrigerator (white). After checking ability to hold a magnet, I purchased 3"x12" magnetic strips (2 each) and glued them on to the back (one at top and one at bottom). Works great!
1716224
I don't have any idea as I mounted on the wall - and my refrigerator stainless so doesn't take magnets anyway. I would check with Blomus website
938561
Maybe. When it doesn't hang well, it doesn't flip off . . . it just tends to slide, which can often be stopped by putting another flatter refrig magnet right below it.
219848
No. However, mine is affixed to the refrigerator which is, of course, a magnetic surface, so ZI can see no problems. The magnets are quite strong.