Can you use some strong magnets to attach this to metal refrigerator door?
1122086
No I would not trust even the strongest magnets to hold it safely on a refrigerator. I love this board and I found the BEST markers to use on it that stand out against black glass. You will love this, even on a wall.
1122087
No, it won't work. They are quite heavy and must be attached to the wall. This board requires "rare earth" magnets. They are not expensive but I could only find them on line.
1122088
No, it needs to be bolted down. I wouldn't risk this thing dropping to the floor. That would be a shame because it's really nice
1289303
Maybe. There are two types of stainless steel - magnetic and non-magnetic. If the stainless steel on your refrigerator is magnetic, then these rare earth magnets will stick. You can test the stainless steel on your refrigerator with any magnet.
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.
2076244
Use the provided magnets. Sounds like you didn't mount them on the door when you assembled the item.
1534901
Probably not unless you buy those 3M sticky tabs. Its not magnetic and it is rather large. So unless you have a really big fridge or you plan to use the side of the fridge I don't think it would work for that.
1931385
No magnets...it is pretty big to put on a refrigerator ..I cannot imagine it on a refrigerator actually
1863047
No, it can not. This magnetic knife holder is meant to be mounted to a vertical surface by the way of screws. The back is not magnetic so you will not be able to stick it to the side of a refrigerator.
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.
976526
a fridge magnet would not stick, so I'm guessing some heavy duty black plastic. It does have some weight to it and of course the inside components are metal. Hope this helps.
682085
Can't say for sure, but my guess would be yes since these magnets really are so very strong. These are not the same type of magnets you would find in a tourist trap when buying refrigerator magnets for souvenirs. These little suckers are much stronger
564916
I'm not sure, but any magnet will do. I'd lost the original and simply used a refrigerator magnet and it worked just fine.
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...
488362
No - I was moving and didn't know if my new place would have a magnetic fridge. Turns out, it does. If your fridge is magnetic, you're good to go. But - I also wanted the plate for aesthetic reasons, so I could choose to mount them on the wall if I wanted to.
1602789
Not sure I would use this. Not because it wouldn't hold the hooks but because it would probably ruin the door finish when you tried to remove it. I have a metal entry and use large magnetic hooks on it. On my interior doors I use the large 3M removable hooks, both work very well.
1534899
No sure what you mean by that, however anything magnetic does stick to the board very well. I have not tried hanging the board to the refrigerator, and I am pretty sure the board cannot be attached to a refrigerator. I hope this helps.
84821
In most cases, yes. Some stainless steel is non-magnetic. If regular magnets work on your fridge, you're good. The canisters stick to my white-painted steel fridge with no problem/no sliding.
2151311
Yes, I hung a ziplock bag with a pound of rice in it on my fridge to test this for you. Only one magnet held well, but let it slide due to the slick plastic. Two held it firmly.