Is the magnetic side strong? Is it a decent surface for kids to use magnet scene sets?
1101370
It holds all the numbers and letters and even some homemade plaster things my wife made with the kids hand prints, the board isn't magnetic itself, but yes it does hold magnets well.
1101371
It is sufficient to hold alphabet letters and the like, but it will not hold much heavier than that. Other bigger bits tend to slide down, what sort of thing are you thinking of?
717369
The magnets are made of wood with the back side entirely magnetic. I'm not sure what the front is exactly - it doesn't say anywhere whether it's a coating or painted directly on the surface. However, I prefer these to the Melissa and Doug magnetic alphabet. Those are wood as well but I've found that the front of the magnets start to peel rather quickly, almost like the top is paper, especially if you have a kid who likes to stick things in their mouth. So far these Djeco ones have held up much better and still look nice and new.
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.
1031771
Yes. On the magnetic side you can use dry erase crayons and dry erase markers. And don't forget you can put up a piece of paper on both sides.
1965460
Strong magnet shouldn't be a problem. I anchored mine at the bottom with extra strength Velcro. Love it may get a second!
711729
I purchased this as a gift for my daughter's Pre-K class. Her teacher said it contains a variety of strong magnets. Four year olds use them independently in centers and as a learning tool with their teacher. I recommend this product for ages 4 and up.
671912
The sheet is magnetic on one side only, the white side. The dark brown side in not magnetic, which is good because then the sheets would stick together and be hard to manipulate.
1976425
Not magnetic, no. But a great regular chalkboard. My kids use all the time.
699609
Yes, the magnet is pretty strong. Only issue I had was keeping it clued onto a wood surface. Can't speak for other surfaces but if I had to guess on a plain wall iy should be fine. Hope this helps.
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.
634904
They aren't removable magnets and it's adhered to the fabric of the letters/numbers. My two year old enjoys it and I've had no problems.
2107636
ANYONE know if the dry erase side is metal/magnetic, so my kids could use their magnetic letters on it???
999774
children from ages 5- adult enjoy making shapes with this magnetic set. The difference is the complexity of the design, from very simple ,exploring the magnetism and architectural structures when older.
433095
Well, it's really personal preference. For a small point & shoot this is perfect. And we have used the magnetic feet too several times. They are strong enough to hold a camera onto a metal surface. I'd recommend this stand over a bigger one.
1004125
No it is not magnetic - I am an artist and I plan to use it for painting = will use either oils or acrylic paints - should hold fine as other artists paint on it -- But must say was disappointed that it came with very bent edges and grooves cut into surface - almost returned it but was lazy and will just incorporate inperfections into work - BUT beware was sent in flimsy box with almost no protection - is also very thin depending your use - hope this helps
442973
It is not magnetic. It is a removable wall cling (like a thick sticker), and comes with a dry erase marker. We love ours!
132561
No this set is not magnetic.The pieces attach via pegs to a perforated plastic board that sits horizontally. I know two three year old gorls who love it!