I would like to mount this item to my wall. Is this possible or will magnets get in the way? Thanks
1491059
It won't be flush against the wall...tiny gap between the back of the basket and wall if mounted..but wouldn't be noticeable. You would think you could just pop off the magnets but the are recessed in to a round sleeve that is connected to the basket. You might be able to pop those off but might bend some of the detailed leaf cut outs. It's as wide as the lead of a pencil so it doesn't poke out to much. I say go for it!!!
1491060
The magnets are raised from the back only slightly, however the pattern itself may interfere with being able to hang it on the wall. I am sure each one is a little different. I will post some pictures.
1491061
there are four magnets on the back and not designed to installed on walls with nails.
804595
You probably could, although since the back of these are mostly magnets, it might be a bit of a challeng to find a way to get a fastener onto it.. For wall mounting I would suggest the boards made more like bulletin boards.
2174914
Probably not... I don't think the magnets would be strong enough to have it attach.
590254
The back of it is a metal sheet you screw to the wall to give the magnet a solid place to stick. The edges of the sheeting around it stick our enough to cover it (about 1/8 of an inch). It might stick to your metal surface on its own, but the grip won't be as strong and you might have sliding. The magnet is powerful enough to secure it to the plate it is designed for quite soundly- in fact it bit off a chunk of finger as I was placing it on the wall! I'm extremely happy with the product.
1326551
The magnetic knife holder still needs to be mounted to something, as the magnet is only facing out/attracting things to it on the side where the knives and other metal objects go. Nice though though! At least that was my experience with it. I did not attempt to put it anything metal first. My guess, even if it did stick, it wouldn't stick enough to hold anything of great weight...ie. the reason for mounting it with screws. Enjoy! I've loved mine.
2117686
Yup! I just stuck a magnet to it. take a look at the picture, it does what it looks like. hope this helps!
442970
No, it is not magnetic, and it comes rolled up in a box. However, you could probably buy a magnetic dry erase board of the same size to mount it on which might work just as well. If you decide to go that route, you might consider saving yourself a little time & frustration and just take it to a frame shop or craft store and let them stick it on the board for you since they have the tools to get it on there straight and without bubbles and creases. Just an idea. Cheers!
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.
1883191
There are mounting brackets located on each end, holding the magnets slightly off the surface. By taking the brackets off, they would probably lie flat. Mine are already mounted, or I would try it out for you.
1931385
No magnets...it is pretty big to put on a refrigerator ..I cannot imagine it on a refrigerator actually
428359
This consists of two pieces. One piece is the mount which attaches to the wall and is a metal bar with a shallow "U" in along the middle of it's entire length. The other piece that you see in most of the photos, is a formed metal "cap" with magnets inside. This outer cap firmly grips to the wall mount via the magnets.If you were to cut these two pieces to size, I expect they would still work, but you would have to deal with the exposed, possibly messy cut end.
1901573
It is very poorly made and has no built in way to either hang it on a wall or magnetically stick it to a metal surface. This is accomplished by use of double sticky tape to stick the 4 magnetic strips (included) to the back of the board. The sticky tape could also be used to mount it to your wall but would ruin your wall when removed. If you plan to hang on your wall, I would suggest using something like Command products to protect your walls.
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.
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.
1957682
I'd say no because magnets hold it on . Possibly could be modified to work if you used double sided tape.
751945
I wouldn't do it. I have the same mount and on the inside cover of the manual on page 2 where it says caution: paragraph 4- "This product is not designed for use in metal stud walls" call the customer service number to be sure, they are very helpful.
259491
No. It has to be screwed into the wall. Check online for long bar magnets if you want one for your fridge. Hope that helps :)