Can this magnetic strip attach to side of refrigerator
201009
It is designed to attach to a wood cupboard side, or a wall, with screws. You wouldn't want to screw it into your fridge but you might be able to use strong 2-sided tape or some other method to affix it.
201010
The strip is designed to be screwed into something. it is possible it can be glued to the refrigerator, but keep in mind the weight of the knives when choosing a glue.
201011
NO, the back side of it is just wood. It is designed to attach to wood using the 2 pre-drilled holes. The utensil side is the only side with magnets on it.
1188912
It depends on if the cover can make a magnetic connection. Try a refrigerator magnet or some other magnet you have around the house and see if it sticks. If it does, then the magnetic cover should work.
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.
324329
No, it is just a metal strip that will require mounting of some sort either with hardware or adhesive. Magnets stick to it great, but it is not a magnet itself.
585767
The two magnets are pretty strong and would work fine vertically attached to the frig. Countertop, maybe not...
1785730
This product has two powerful magnets to hold it to a surface. Mine is on the side of the fridge and works great. Older stainless steel appliance were not magnet friendly but my new stainless steel appliance do hold magnets. You will just have to check you'd surfac.
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.
448319
Can't answer that specific question, but I wasn't able to use this product because my refrigerator had one of those flat plugs (and the wire comes out the side of the plug so the refrigerator can be close to the wall). If you look carefully at the picture, you will notice that a flat plug with a side wire wouldn't work because the outlet on the surge protector is a little recessed.
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.
2011479
No. I tried that hoping it would work on the side of my safe and it isn't strong enough for that. I bought a couple rare earth magnets that are supposed to show up this week that i am hoping will do that. however i am very happy with this product and would definitely recommend it.
68979
It worked nicely with mine after I abandoned the original metal backing plate for the fan. My refrigerator is a top freezer unit.
1300046
If you want to do that I would probably attach it to cardboard or something else that is sturdy. I have put a quarter sheet on a magnetic board and put it on the refrigerator then I write down grocery items I need and take it with me when I go to the store
283147
As long as your refrigerator is magnetic, yes. Stainless steel fridges aren't usually magnetic.
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
168352
hi! no i don't think so. the only way you can mount it to the fridge is if you glued the bracket to the fridge. i don't recommended to glued the bracket to the fridge. hope this answer can help u:)
1467749
No. This is designed to sit on surface. Due to the shape of the surface on the back you would not be able to modify it to stick to a fridge with a magnet or Velcro. I would say that the addition of a magnet in a futre design would be an improvement since it would be more flexible.
1497190
No, but it is a little heavy for a fridge unless you have really strong magnets and take the backing off...