Can the flexible self adhesive magnets be added to the screen to help keep it closed or will they just fall off?
1162899
I bought some however never got around to trying them. Of course I'm so displeased with the fact it tore and the manufacturer doesn't sell replacement mesh that I don't know if I ever will.
1162900
The screen does have magnets in the mesh that, we find, keeps it closed nicely. As far as adding magnets, I don't know of anyone who has tried, so I'm not certain. The screen is made of fiberglass mesh, so if the adhesive on the magnet says it will attach to that, they should work. I think you will find that it works nicely without any extra magnets.
596975
I didn't try myelf but I can guess ya why not, if the magnets were repelling u can easly take off the rubber cover (one with infiniapps logo) and flip the magnets (4 tiny ones), I took it off to make some adjusment
2065988
Yes, magnets will stick. It is a steel sheet with a very thin layer of stainless steel on both sides.
1497251
No. It will fall off because the only thing that keeps it in place are the magnets. You could use two sided tape to hold it in place but that would be more permanent.
417858
The magnet has never failed to work as it should. It is quite strong and holds closed as well as turns off the screen.
667373
Yes, but you have to be very careful when pulling it away from your TV. Gently pull the screen away from the TV supporting the areas the velcros are. Pulling too strong or too quick might put a lot of stress on the TV's bezel.
1878919
I solved this problem with a 50lb magnet Master Magnetics #07502 Universal Latch MagnetClose the mount to travel position, then find the best place where magnet would grab the steel mounting plate of flat screen, while magnet is attached to base arm. Makes a very strong connection and may require a good pull to dislodge from stored position, you will hear a loud click when the magnet grabs, but is very solid solution.
1598008
Sure, you could do that. Obviously, the open/close function would not work - it depends on movement of the magnet portion. But the temperature and acceleration functions should still work.
1463770
Yea the magnetic is what holds it in place. Not a good idea if yours is made of plastic.
1462323
It does have a magnet that keeps the case closed. The magnetic piece is on the outside of the case and it keeps the case closed over the screen. The screen is perfectly protected too!
2210931
Magnetic closure - the good this about that is that the magnets hold it open, not just when it's closed
494001
Nothing. The garage door is behind the screen and can go freely up and down -- UNLESS there's a strong wind blowing. A strong wind may cause the magnets that close the screen to be attracted to the door, if it's steel.
2183020
The screen has a very low strength magnet similar to a flexible fridge magnets. The screen is intended for the exterior of the computer case and would have no effect on internal components.
316670
The bug screen I have has a slit in the middle. The two pieces fold over each other and close with the magnets. I have had oter screens in the past , they did not work out well for us and they did not last as long as this one.
1466225
Yes the magnet is very strong, your not going to have any issues with it falling off.
281044
No, the cover bar below the screen will come off so they can't tell what the underlying buttons are for but I don't think it was intended as a frequently detachable feature.
1702766
addendum: I believe odds are high that the plastic bezel you snap on after screwing the screen on very might hold the screen on too although I suspect screen might slip a little back and forth..... rinky dink :(