is the plate metal and would magnetic clips stick to the book plate?
855724
No, it is not magnetic. I just tried sticking a magnet to it. The pole is metal, but that doesn't help you any. This is a great stand for the price. Mine is nice and sturdy, and it works for my sheet music and practicing guitar.
1312494
Yes, the plates are magnetic and go with the mounts. I believe it's made to put on your phone and put your phone case over it so you don't have to see it. But if your case is too thick the magnetics won't go through and you have to put it on the outside of the case. Hope this helped!
330181
No . The magnetic piece just keeps it closed. When I fold mine all the way back I use a clip on book light that holds it in place.
631100
Yes... although i havent tried... it is metal and a magnet should stick to it!
1920949
The mount itself is magnetic. It comes with one big metal plate and one small. Small is great for a phone, big one is good for a tablet.
1927439
Hello M. Grugel; The pins are metal and come with a rubber/plastic cap for each of them which you place on each tip to keep the shelves from moving and or stable. They do a good job at this. These caps also protect the shelves from getting scratched by the pins. They are strong, work very well and the bookcases look very good in my home office. I find these bookcases to be an excellent value and I'm very happy with the purchase.. I hope this helps you.. Regards.
891221
No. However you can get black magnetic sheets from craft stores that will hold to the metal spine.
938819
Hi Legs That Need Shaving: I do not have a magnet to test the plate, but you really don't need any magnets. The stand has two spring loaded clips, one on the bottom of each side. They do a good job of holding things in place whether it be a single sheet or a book. It also comes with another (much heavier) spring loaded clip that attaches to the top and holds books in place. I have two of these stands and just love them. They are easily adjusted in almost any direction and you never have to worry about them tipping over because of the wide and sturdy base. Hope this helps.
590252
It is a magnet...... Yes both sides stick to metal. :) I put one on the fridge and challenged them to remove it for 5 bucks. I still got my 5 bucks! That sucker is strong!
2012425
Not positive, because it is so light and thin. But it must be steel or another metal, not aluminum because a magnet sticks to it. Mine in my kitchen will hang on to a magnet, but it's not this make. (I gave the new one as a gift 'cause I use mine all the time.) Sorry not to give you a definitive answer...
979480
No, your phone has a metal plate, not the magnet. The magnetic part is on the large piece that attatchs to your CD player. In any sense I think it takes a large magnet to mess with your stuff.
1721007
Yes, I think so. It has a standard kind of ready-to-use adhesive (no need to wet it or anything) that you just press into place, like any shelf paper. I will stick to plastic too, I'm quite sure. Good luck.
411941
it has to touch. You can get a way with maybe 1/8th of an inch if the plate side has some give and can slide closed to the magnet. It was a real pain in the arse to get mine to finally work. I had 2 master carpenters have to come back twice to adjust mine so it would finally work on my bookcase/door. I dont think it would work if you can't get the 2 pieces to end up touching. If the chain link closes to where they can touch then you are golden.
1412254
I'm pretty sure the strip is aluminum, so if it is, magnets will not stick. I'll check mine to see tomorrow.
2188837
You have the option of using the included "magnetic stickers" that are included with the item. You also have the option of using the included double-sided foam tape, as well as included single-sided tape/hanger. All are approximately one square inch. So yes, you may use the included magnets to adhere the board to a metal/magnetic surface. However, it should be noted that the board itself is NOT magnetic. Therefore, magnetic pens will NOT adhere to this board.
1847710
I was able to fit a metal plate (very thin) in mine. It's very very thin though. About the thickness of paper.
486765
There is a screw in the center of the plate (see picture) that screw is drilled into the surface you wish to attach the plate to. That plate is NOT the magnet. The larger piece is. I agree with J. Metcalfe, while I inly used this little one for my child science fair project, it is mighty impressive for it's size.