How do I mount this on my fridge thanks
1823261
I would not really suggest hanging it on the fridge...paper and covers are pretty thin and I think it would curl. In the folded over configuration (8 1/2" x 11") you could use two suction cup hooks because there are three holes along the spiral. However, fully open (17" x 11") there is only one hole in the middle at the top and bottom. Fully open is more useful and probably more susceptible to curling.
1823262
Search Amazon for, "strong hook magnet". I purchased a magnet that can hold 25 lbs. which can easily hold this 2.4 oz calendar.
1823263
I had purchased a Day Timers message center years ago and it is held onto my fridge with magnets. That is how I keep every calendar on the fridge. I am not sure if Amazon stills sells the Day Timer message center but I know that Day Timers does. I hope that this helps.
1823264
I mounted it to the wood cabinet in my classroom using blue painters tape. It is strong enough to hold and easily removes without leaving any sticky behind. I mounted the three open sides of the cardboard backing and tear away months as they pass. You could also use magnetic peal and stick tape.
264212
I didn't mount it, I have it in a closet plugged into the nearest outlet. You will love it!
1598917
Mounting is simple. Mount the two vertical bars to the back of the TV. Install the mount and simply hang the TV onto the mount.
1273603
I have no clue! I couldn't figure out how to mount it, so I just used double sided tape.
1010834
I purchased some double sticky-sided foam tape at the hardware store and have mine stuck to the inside side wall of my refrigerator. It's inconvenient to have it loose on a shelf.
1172752
When it was delivered, they unpacked, brought into house, and put where I wanted. I inspected it and signed for it. You will need to take off all the protective film on stainless (I recommend pulling it away then using a razor blade along the rubber part on door so it comes off clean). You will also have to put in drawers in fridge. The last thing is hook up the water line. All 3 of those are simple. The water line is as simple as screwing it on and turning water line on. You will have to put filter in. The only thing i did not do is put the brackets in wall so fridge doesnt tip. I am pretty sure you are safe from your fridge falling over.
1716223
mounting is required. I chose to put it on the end cap of a cabinet vs. the fridge. Very easy to do.
210555
It requires only a small gap between the wall of the fridge and the shelf to fit. Maybe a quarter of an inch. It should probably also be on a shelf that does not slide out. Also, don't forget that Amazon has that awesome return policy.
1434108
You can have it laying on the floor. I mounted mine on string from the refrigerator so it would move back and forth with the refrigerator and be up above the trim around the base of the wall. Now I can push my refrigerator back another 1/2 inch or so.
854944
I'm sorry, I really have no idea and can't test it out because it's screwed into our wall. While the front has magnetic strips, those strips aren't thick/deep enough to enable you to stick it on a fridge....they do not go all the way to the back. The magnetized area is on the front only and the rack is for wall-mount only.
1831054
The magnets you would use to attach this to a refrigerator are neodymium ring magnets like these 10 Neodymium Magnets 3/4 x 1/4 x 1/8 inch Ring N48 or these 10 Neodymium Magnets 3/4 x 1/2 x 1/8 inch Ring N48. You can also find bar magnets with pre-drilled holes but they likely will be too large and stronger than you want for this purpose. Two things you should know about these if you have never used rare earth magnets: first, they are far, far stronger than any other magnet type the average person has come across in their lifetime and can easily injure yourself (I have used the first size linked above and had several blood blisters and pinched the skin off my fingers to prove this is true). The other thing to know is that like much weaker ceramic magnets, they are brittle and you cannot easily drill your own holes in these without them crumbling apart. That is why you need the ring magnets instead of disks (unless you can insert the disks into a compartment or internal space without using a screw) for the knife holder. The ring magnets are also more versatile and fun than the disks since you can stack the left over ones on a straw and watch them float three or four inches apart. Lastly, brass screws will not be magnetic and easier to use with these.
2232818
You have a couple of choices. There is a side mount or you can make a simple hole with a drill (just enough to allow a screw to pass). And that's it! Simple. It works great and it looks good. Had it for 6 months and still love it.
662875
hmm, sorry can't answer that, i don't have it on the fridge, it's screwed on a tree in my back yard, where my husband hangs out with buddys, while working on his antique car.
327413
I have it on my fridge and I LOVE it...it does swivel but I never tried mounting it under the cabinet. They are magnets...don't know how you would do that.
953507
you unscrew the spiget on the cooler and screw this one on. Not all coolers have spigets that unscrew.
784913
This comes with two lipped metal mounting brackets that you screw into the wall (using anchors). The brackets arrive screwed into each post, so you can see exactly how to mount the post onto the bracket, using the provided allen wrench. You must, obviously, remove them before you start. Mount the brackets, slide on the nice, heavy posts, which you then secure with the above-mentioned small screw from the bottom of each bracket. You can't see the screw unless you duck your head directly under the shelf. Moen provides a template for spacing, allen wrench, brackets, 3 different types of wall anchors and screws. If you google "how to mount moen retreat series shelf" you will find an instruction video! This comes with two lipped metal mounting brackets that you screw into the wall (using anchors). The brackets arrive screwed into each post, so you can see exactly how to mount the post onto the bracket, using the provided allen wrench. You must, obviously, remove them before you start. Mount the brackets, slide on the nice, heavy posts, which you then secure with the above-mentioned small screw from the bottom of each bracket. You can't see the screw unless you duck your head directly under the shelf. Moen provides a template for spacing, allen wrench, brackets, 3 different types of wall... » Read More This comes with two lipped metal mounting brackets that you screw into the wall (using anchors). The brackets arrive screwed into each post, so you can see exactly how to mount the post onto the bracket, using the provided allen wrench. You must, obviously, remove them before you start. Mount the brackets, slide on the nice, heavy posts, which you then secure with the above-mentioned small screw from the bottom of each bracket. You can't see the screw unless you duck your head directly under the shelf. Moen provides a template for spacing, allen wrench, brackets, 3 different types of wall anchors and screws. If you google "how to mount moen retreat series shelf" you will find an instruction video! « Show Less
554141
I found the image and checked that way. It was easy to install. The hardest part was removing the casing that hangs it in the back of the fridge (it can be difficult to unscrew).