Can these be used to mount kitchen knives to a metal board that is mounted on my wall?
462042
They should work if the knives are not stainless steel. High grade stainless steel is not very magnetic; however regular steel will work and low nickel stainless steel may work. You can test the magnetic affinity with any magnet.
1502140
I don't understand what you're asking. But I will say that you can mount it to any wood surface that is thick enough. I would not go less than 1/2" for stability. If you use machine screws with washers and nuts, sheet metal that is sturdy enough to be rigid while sharpening would be sufficient I would think.
2278612
Yes. That is what I use them for. You may need to chisel so the door plate can fit.
1557789
Yes, the titanium plated blades could be hung on a magnetic holder. I put the knives in their individual plastic protective sleeves and they each hung well. However, you should be aware that magnets attract all magnetic debris like dust sized particles which can transfer to the uncovered blade, then deposit itself in the sliced food. Also, the rainbow effect will not display well when covered. Direct contact of blade to the magnet will also mar the finished surface over time. Be careful to hang the knives "Handle up" in the sleeve less they fall out.
476776
I would say no. They are small, for cabinet doors ...don't think they would be strong enough
1188913
Hard to tell as I only have the screw ones in my home. The magnet's are pretty strong so they might work THROUGH the plastic cover...the best way to test this is if you have a magnet laying around (like on on your refrigerator). If the magnet will stick to the switchplate there's a pretty good chance this will work.
1165079
it's a pretty strong magnet, but not sure about hanging with the knives hanging down like that...if they fall off...oh boy. We have it mounted on the wall and they stay at that position very well...sometimes it's even hard to pull them off... but, again I would be worried if it's under the cabinet. If the knife was lite weight...maybe....
312737
I think it would. Mine is already mounted parallel to the wall, but it is very strong. Mine currently holds 12 knives from a small paring knife to a large chef knife. The trick is to "pry" the knife off to break one of the two magnetic strips. But I would be confident mounting parallel to the floor.
1165078
The magnet is very strong so the knives would probably stay on. However I wouldn't choose this method since you would be unable to see the knives and might cut yourself.
975986
No, command strips won't work. It really needs to be screwed into the wall to hold the knives. The screw holes are small tho. Easily caulked & a dab of paint & you would never know they were there.
1270181
Well, yes, but I found them kind of useless. I tried to use them but eventually I decided to loosely tape them up and position them that way. I used industrial strength double sided tape to install mine in my cabinets instead of screws. As long as you clean the surface really really well first they stick great! Good luck!
709265
They will not stick if you mount it vertically. You should not use this for large knives, the magnets are weak. You would do better to spend the money on a more expensive bar.
75965
They are nice but they do not have the strongest magnets. I do not suggest this if you have a nice knife set. But to answer your question I have had nothing but problems with mine.
869918
Hmmm....maybe. All my knives are commercial grade and heavy but if you have just a few light weight knives, the strips might work fine. Be careful.....that rack comes down loaded with knives and you'll be inventing a new dance step on the spot!! ( :
694263
Hi, I have the magnetic knife tool bar mounted horizontally to the side of an upper kitchen cabinet. If you are also installing it to a similar cabinet, it should work. If you have children in the house, open displaying would not be safe, I would think. As the other reviewer noted, lots of opening and closing, and movement of some sort, will dislodge the knives.
1444752
Hi Sue,I have a magnetic knife strip. It's perfect for holding the knives so they aren't banging around in a drawer and safer too. Hope this helps.
789496
You Could depending on your Knives. I don't think it would be the Safest Idea.