Would this work well as a project mat? (i.e.- to hold screws, metal components, etc.)
67890
The mat itself in not a magnet. It has a metal layer in it and you use these little peg magnets to hold things in place. Also, the "self healing" surface is not very durable. I've found that out as I make more and more cuts - the surface has started to peal off in some areas, and that's with very light use. I think the "iFixit" mat might be what you're looking for (http://www.amazon.com/iFixit-IF145-167-1-Magnetic-Project-Mat/dp/B00876JHBM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1362157639&sr=8-3&keywords=magnetic+work+mat)
353510
I doubt a wooden cabinet would be thick enough for this to work- you basically need drywall with space behind it for the metal to maneuver. As far as holding a small trash bag, it's definitely strong enough for that.
508225
Yes it would work well for that type of thing. I use it for small parts and it works well.
327034
It might be a little light weight for that. You might have better luck with the floor mats for desk that you can get from Office Depot, Office Max, Sam's Club, & etc.
1877786
I suggest you ask the seller these questions. I bought one for a friend for her office on which there is now a desk, office chair and misc.. The seller might have a way to butt them together. I bought a black mat and am very pleased.
760304
Yes it could! Comfy but tough enough to be an all around exercise mat. You may want to look into the extended size mat and you can use it for both activities without limiting yourself space wise.
1583565
I doubt it would be strong enough for that. Handles screws well but bolts might require too much torque imo.
1076414
Yes, all sides of the mats have interlocking edges. So you could definitely put multiple packages together!
1650747
I don't see why not! It has places for screws in 4 corners-you could also use velcro
1780371
Yes it can. I am pleased with the quality and flexibility the mat offers! A great buy
1931640
While it comes with a mat (paper) to place the screws, etc. as you remove them, it is not magnetic.
1473828
I would say no. The metal quality is not up to par. I would limit the use to thin vinyl, card stocks, flexible magnets, etc.
425177
Snapped together the material has some rigidity but it flexes easily at the joint. This would make using it on something other than a totally flat surface a little iffy. My main concern with your proposed setup would be how it would wear long term.
1849640
There are cross members that you could use to adhere some kind of screen to. I would stay away from screws as the rigidity of the plastic may cause the cross members to break off when drilling into them. I would recommend some sort of glue if that's the way you want to go. There are also inserts that have mesh already included that you can find around the good ole interweb.
2281614
There is a tray for screws and such. There is a magnetic located on the underneath of the tray, going the entire length, that holds the the stuff in place.
689360
Yes it could be used for that. It's big. I use it when Im working on my model kit.
1109811
Not the best product for that - it's made to stick to and coat surfaces. Not sure how you'd make a mat out of it, unless you painted it onto a substrate of roofing felt or paper or something.