Is the magnet built into the polypropylene or is there a metal magnet. My fridge scratches and dents easily so I am looking for soft magnets.
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No, but the magnets are very weak. Should be fine indoors. I used them outdoors and even a slight breeze blew them off my entrance gate. Most of them are beautiful but the outdoor sun fades colors.
1911363
I believe it's all plastic. It is very light-weight. When I took a few different magnets to it, nothing happened.
180133
The entire back of the board is magnet. It is very strong. You shouldn't have to worry about it falling off your fridge.
1662118
A refrigerator magnet sticks to it, so if what you say is true, it's not really made of stainless steel.
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.
38570
sorry, i do not have like-wooden magnet letters to test...but there is no reason to believe that it wouldn't hold wooden magnet unless the wood letters itself is too heavy that it falls off the slanted surface...it holds the plastic mag-letters just fine and the surface can be written/draw on with an erasable marker...and you can use the letters on the fridge surface...the board is a nice addition...kids like different things to do to keep their interests up...
458953
The pieces are magnetic and they will stick to a refrigerator. Most stainless refrigerators however are not magnetic.
421646
It came with a low speed magnet. I think there are options out there to get a high speed magnet, though.
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They are not likely to scratch as they are very smooth. However, if one of the magnets gets cracked, that could possibly scratch a surface. So far, we have used a couple of dozen magnets on the refrigerator and they have not scratched. Be sure to watch the two YouTube videos about separating one from a stack and putting it back. That was very helpful at preventing breakage before gluing them to an item. Ours have a solid glass ornament to stick to the refrigerator. When something like that is glued to the magnet, you can tip it to remove it from the fridge. Do not slide or that would probably scratch. They are not likely to scratch as they are very smooth. However, if one of the magnets gets cracked, that could possibly scratch a surface. So far, we have used a couple of dozen magnets on the refrigerator and they have not scratched. Be sure to watch the two YouTube videos about separating one from a stack and putting it back. That was very helpful at preventing breakage before gluing them to an item. Ours have a solid glass ornament to stick to the refrigerator. When something like that is glued to the magnet, you can tip it to remove it from the fridge. Do not slide or that would... » Read More They are not likely to scratch as they are very smooth. However, if one of the magnets gets cracked, that could possibly scratch a surface. So far, we have used a couple of dozen magnets on the refrigerator and they have not scratched. Be sure to watch the two YouTube videos about separating one from a stack and putting it back. That was very helpful at preventing breakage before gluing them to an item. Ours have a solid glass ornament to stick to the refrigerator. When something like that is glued to the magnet, you can tip it to remove it from the fridge. Do not slide or that would probably scratch. « Show Less
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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.
198980
It is the thickness of a refridgerator magnet, about 1/16 inch thick. Do you have plastic magnets on your fridge? That is the material, black on one side, silver on the outside. If your dishwasher is dented, the dent will show because the plastic magnet molds to the contours. I bought a used black GE dishwasher for $15, installed this magnet, and my friends thought the dishwasher was new. I think its worth the price, but some buyers must expect miracles. Your dishwasher face MUST be metal for the magnet to stick!
590254
The back of it is a metal sheet you screw to the wall to give the magnet a solid place to stick. The edges of the sheeting around it stick our enough to cover it (about 1/8 of an inch). It might stick to your metal surface on its own, but the grip won't be as strong and you might have sliding. The magnet is powerful enough to secure it to the plate it is designed for quite soundly- in fact it bit off a chunk of finger as I was placing it on the wall! I'm extremely happy with the product.
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A coated magnet, should not scratch or mar anything it is placed on. If that helps with your decision. I got this one to hold smaller screws and bolts. I have a larger one for bigger jobs and I can use both to keep up with left and right sides of anything I take apart.
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This product has two powerful magnets to hold it to a surface. Mine is on the side of the fridge and works great. Older stainless steel appliance were not magnet friendly but my new stainless steel appliance do hold magnets. You will just have to check you'd surfac.
1864214
The magnetic edges are inside the heavy duty plastic piece. Someone would have to crush it to even begin to get magnet out of the piece.
236014
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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If I remember correctly, the magnet is perforated, or partially cut, to be split into pieces. If you want this white board to be magnetically stuck to a surface - like your refrigerator, use these. The "Tape side" side of the magnet gets the double stick tape, which in turn is then stuck to the back of the white board. This way, the side of the magnet that does not say anything is what contacts your refrigerator.