What are the dimensions on the magnet? I have a recessed door I don't want to drill.
1499894
I would say the magnetic piece is approximately and inch long by a quarter wide. The battery portion I would mount if possible but the magnet piece will hold fine with the included double sided tape.
453507
It is 17"x5". Not magnetic- you need to attach to your garage wall with masonry bit and screws. Frankly, it is too small for the job- and I have a FIAT!
1624488
NO the hole that you need to make is just barely big enough to get the magnet through!!! 3.5 inches any bigger than that you have nothing left for the screws to grab hold!!!! Literally the hole is the outside of the black ring 3.5 any bigger than that your screwed!!!!!
843936
It is magnetic and the same length and width as a floor vent. It would depend on how you would be using it on the unit. (You can see the small magnets on either side in the picture)
1501191
Width needed to mount in a recessed area is 101", end of flange to end of flange, with the mounting hole lips turned out .
1756527
It will fit but you will have to make sure the magnet on the back wont hit the back of the door
1683577
Magnet is 1/2 inch thick and 2.75 inches in diameter. Entire speaker depth is 1.75 inchest from top of mounting hole to back of magnet. Do not know the weight.
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
243581
The magnetic strip has a channel that it goes through. The magnetic strip is not a problem. It's the sweep underneath the door which I need to have a channel of 1/2 inch. I only have seen 3/8 inch so far. Thank you. Mark
2076244
Use the provided magnets. Sounds like you didn't mount them on the door when you assembled the item.
1696543
If your asking about spacing, having the magnet more then 1/4" away from the metallic surface will loose 50% of it's strength. Your best bet is to keep it as close as possible. 10 pounds shouldn't be an issue, I would experiment with it a bit first to make sure it will hold. 1/2" by 1" may be too weak.
1100686
I have one of the magnet sides left, which I just measured. Its 5.5cm end-to-end including the screw holes, 3.5cm excluding them. 1.1cm tall and 1.2cm wide.As I recall the reed switch side is the same, except for the space needed for the screw terminals.That said, I'll warn you that the reason I'm down to just one magnet is the reed switched in both units I bought failed within a few months. I gave this two stars when I reviewed them because they are cheaply made; I need to go back and revise that down to one star.
272327
It's 11 3/8 inches between the screw holes. It ended up being too short of a distance for my standard cabinet. I didn't want to risk ruining my door.
1085511
These things are dangerous. Is what I did, drill a hole in a 1x4 the size of the magnet. Snug fit. Push one in till flush. Grab other and slide it apart. Takes less effort to slide them apart.
292461
I used it to secure doors on a residential refrigerator used in a motorhome. I just googled the part number to get the dimensions but I shop stuff to death.
1902966
Maybe 1 1/2". Wide enough to get a dish cloth thru.. Has a really strong magnet
519545
The width is 12" and the depth is 24" I believe. I installed it in a standard 12" cabinet but had to shave about a quarter inch off the cabinet where this slides out and the door closes. It's completely unnoticeable.