Can I place a magnet on it?
999995
I placed a small magnet from my refrigerator which is stainless steel and the magnet held on this stand!
891670
You could place a magnet on the inside of it, and then use the other on the outside no? The magnets should stick to each other that way
1081707
I would recommend a larger magnet. These are very strong for their size. But, that size is very small. You may be able to use several of these to accomplish your goal.
859728
Yes. There are 3 ways to mount it. It comes with a 'sticky patch'. It has a magnet at the end. And there are 2 screw holes.
2086205
Yes, totally doable. Its just a light weight cotton mesh, and the magnets are are in small sections, so they can be cut around. I just looked at mine to make sure and I see no problem with doing that. And if you mess it up, hey its only $10! right?? Carole
433101
Well it would have to be the exact same size of course and the plate you are putting it on top of would have to be made of a metal that the magnet would be attracted to, but I guess you could if those things are true. It is a strong magnet, and has not moved once since we put it on, in fact you have to make sure it is level as you put it on otherwise it is actually fairly difficult to pull off again.
1217813
You need to add the magnet top first and then the bottom half - otherwise the magnet will not stick. I hope that helps.
1467747
No. It's shaped for a counter top. You may be able to add your own magnet - but it's not designed for sticking to the fridge eg it's wedge shaped, not flat at the back, speakers are at the back, battery compartment is at the back. It's a great little timer though!
1093176
Not magnetic itself but I don't know if it will stick to a magnet. I wouldn't think so-I think it may be aluminum.
1083477
Yes but the magnet should be a little stronger It works good but if the magnet was stronger it would be great
426721
Yes. To get it to work properly, it needs to be installed directly opposite the magnet per the instructions.
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.
1162903
I would not use for that purpose! Look on a can of Magnetic/Chalkboard Paint for the brand of extra-strong magnets recommended by the magnetic paint company.
1222313
It is a single sheet of stainless steel, so yes, you can put magnets on both sides... but the back side is made for hanging the board, so I don't think you'd like the look of the back side.
1773714
Maybe, the magnet is about as strong as a cheap fridge magnet. I would test one of those first to see if it stuck.
2040145
Never tried putting a magnet on it. I'm no metallurgist, but from the feel of it I would guess a magnet would not stick, but I honestly don't know.
785959
I am not sure you should contact the maker of your device, but most times you dont want strong magnets in or around memory type devices.