I have magnetic IKEA spice containers that I'm planning on mounting on to a magnetic board. The magnets on the containers are heavy duty and should be able to adhere to metal no problem (unlike the magnets that come with the board, evidently). However,...
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The magnetization of this board is excellent for refrigerator type, and even stronger magnets. I think it will depend upon the size of the containers and the weight of the contents. I get a lot of this type of question which means that Soho needs to be more informative with weight applications and the strength of the magnetization with examples.
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Good question. I just tried some magnets and none of them stuck. So it seems whatever it is made of is not iron or steel.
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I'm pretty sure the strip is aluminum, so if it is, magnets will not stick. I'll check mine to see tomorrow.
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It's basically a big sticker, nonmetal, magnets won't work unless you stick it on a metal surface. You can try Quartet or FORAY brands.
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There aren't magnets on the top to attach to a metal door. The only magnets are in the middle where you walk through. If you don't attach the sides to a fixed wooden door then it will just come undone.
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That's a tough question. The magnet IS strong enough to hold the receptacle. However, the adhesive on the magnet is NOT strong at all. It most likely will not stick to the receptacle very well. I wound up buying some glue to make the magnet stick to the crafts that I made. So, YES the magnet is strong enough...but NO, the adhesive is not strong enough. Buy a decent glue in addition to this product. I used Gorilla Glue...worked like a charm. :-)
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Neodymium magnets will definitely hold. The question is whether magnetic paint has enough magnetic material for the magnets to stick to. It may take several coats of paint to provide enough magnetic content.
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Mine are not magnetic either. If I were attaching to metal I would use either velcro tape, or double sided tape. The lights are very light, so I think either would work.
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If the nickel content of the panel is too high, magnetic objects won't stick. However, that being said, even if magnets can be attached, even a very strong magnet wouldn't be strong enough to hold your utensils.
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that is a good question. fyi folks usually ask because that is a good gauge of whether or not the metal is true stainless steel. if magnets do not stick, that is not a good sign.
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Yes.If they drop off too often, they lose their magnetism. So best keep them on metal surface.
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Yes, magnets will stick. It is a steel sheet with a very thin layer of stainless steel on both sides.
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I used 5 coats and regular kitchen magnets will stick, but will not hold anything. I bought some 3/4 inch rare earth magnets and they form a very secure bond now with my wall. The rare earth magnets hold large sheets of my child's painted artwork easily. After trying the rare earth magnets, this seems like an excellent product. If I'd stuck with the kitchen magnets, I would still be disappointed.
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The magnets I purchased have held up very well to corrosion. I have not put them in my dish washer, not even by mistake and would not recommend it. in my opinion they can be very fragile when they accidently snapped together (they can break apart) and also leave a nasty little blood blister. -;) .But I highly recommend them for there great magnetic strength.
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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.
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If a magnet attracts to the metal, it is going to RUST ! If a magnet does not attract, it will not.
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yes.. the magnet on the back is pretty strong and had no problems holding my typical spices on the fridge... assuming your fridge is metal, some stainless colored fridges are non-magnetic.