Can anyone let me know how much weight you would estimate they can hold? Also, how hard is it really to pull them off the fridge? Thank you.
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1 magnet can hold up to 2 letter sized (8.5x11) sheets of paper on my fridge. It also had no problem holding 1 letter sized (8.5x11) sheet of photo paper. I'm not sure why someone had to use 5 magnets to hold one 5x7 but perhaps it depends on your fridge. Mine's fairly glossy but the magnets seem to stick to it quite well.
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I don't know about a weight capacity, but I use them in my upright freezer for meat as well as anything else. Much easier to find things when I can pull out a basket like a drawer. I've had probably 10-15 pounds of meat in them and they don't sag when I lift them out.
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They could certainly support the weight... they are about 3 inches high with the lid in place. I don't know about the advisability of taking them directly from freezer to oven.
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The entire back of the board is magnet. It is very strong. You shouldn't have to worry about it falling off your fridge.
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I use it on my fridge..the two magnetic disks on the back are about 2 in. in diameter and are very strong. I can pull off a sheet and it does not pull it off of the fridge. I love it.
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I have been able to hold 21lbs before. That seemed to be near the limit. I put 15lb watermelon in them often.
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They don't last long enough to require storage in my office. I don't see any reason that they would not store in or out of your fridge. I do believe they would store for months iin a sealed container outside your fridge.
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They are very strong, it is difficult to remove them actually. But they are made for a stable kitchen environment.
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They are pretty light denpending on what you put in them that would make it heavier, I would say most definatly a three years old could lift them up or pull them out from a shelf.
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I've bought a couple sets of these. Love them. I hang my kitchen pots an pans on them, so I'm nowhere near 50lbs per. However, I can't see any way they wouldn't be able to hold that much weight as long as whatever you're screwing them into can hold it. They're not going to bend or break. Still, you night want to test one in your garage first. Definiely screw into solid wood, even if in ceiling.
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I have magnets from travels on mine. It is a decent magnetic pull. Better than my refrigerator....I judge it as fairly strong. Good luck!
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I keep them on the small shelf in the top of my freezer folded into fourths ( the ones I've not cut, anyway). I have had no issues with sticking together. The unfold easily while frozen.
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Do you mean for security or just so they don't move? I have not needed to secure them. They just stay on the shelf... Maybe some earthquake putty if you find it is slippery.If it is to prevent theft - I don't know.
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They seem to do just fine in the fridge, and subjectively, they do seem to keep fruits and vegetables longer. However, my wife and I tend not to buy tons of produce at a time (it's just the two of us so we buy just what we need for a day or two), but we love the fact that we are using less plastic.
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I have had mine a year and they are still fine. I use them on weekends when I transport groceries in hot weather. I do not place anything heavy on top of them,. I use them as a "wall" around my cooler and on the top layer. I also used one sheet and cut it up to make a "cool collar" for my husky for the summer when we go walk and his pieces are also still in good shape. I think as long as there is not unusual amount of weight put on them and they are used around foods instead of being under foods they will last a good amout of time. Oh, and I also fold them when they are in the freezer. I have had mine a year and they are still fine. I use them on weekends when I transport groceries in hot weather. I do not place anything heavy on top of them,. I use them as a "wall" around my cooler and on the top layer. I also used one sheet and cut it up to make a "cool collar" for my husky for the summer when we go walk and his pieces are also still in good shape. I think as long as there is not unusual amount of weight put on them and they are used around foods instead of being under foods they will last a good amout of time. Oh, and I also fold them when they are... » Read More I have had mine a year and they are still fine. I use them on weekends when I transport groceries in hot weather. I do not place anything heavy on top of them,. I use them as a "wall" around my cooler and on the top layer. I also used one sheet and cut it up to make a "cool collar" for my husky for the summer when we go walk and his pieces are also still in good shape. I think as long as there is not unusual amount of weight put on them and they are used around foods instead of being under foods they will last a good amout of time. Oh, and I also fold them when they are in the freezer. « Show Less
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These are strong for their size, specified at 1.5 pound pull. The magnets will stick together. It is the weight of the plexiglas that determines if they will hold. I would use several magnets, attaching them to the door and plexiglas with a very strong adhesive.
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Yeah these magnets held up cardboard against my refrigerator, they may be small but their magnetism is very strong to other magnetic objects.