I want to use this to adhere photos to (the non magnetic side) and put on the fridge... is it sturdy enough for that?
1755981
I would say yes. this is a sturdy thick magnetic pad and should stick well to any metal surface as long as it has solid contact. the metal surface needs to be clean and the Magnetic pad needs to be warm in order to lay flat after you unroll it
1755982
I would think so. It held pretty well when I slapped an end of the roll to the side of our fridge. I would not try to make frames out of the magnetic sheet but, if you cut the sheet to the full size of the picture and glued the picture to it, I think it would hold it. It comes as a roll so it takes a bit of time to let it flatten out but it will.
1755983
I tried it with a strip about one inch wide and the width of the picture. It did not hold the picture up. It might work if you have a magnet strip the size of the picture, but I'm not sure.
1213572
I have only used it to attach posters to the wall. Very little Blu-Tack is required for that, but I do not believe it was meant for heavy duty jobs like the one you are describing.
38570
sorry, i do not have like-wooden magnet letters to test...but there is no reason to believe that it wouldn't hold wooden magnet unless the wood letters itself is too heavy that it falls off the slanted surface...it holds the plastic mag-letters just fine and the surface can be written/draw on with an erasable marker...and you can use the letters on the fridge surface...the board is a nice addition...kids like different things to do to keep their interests up...
1716221
The board is not magnetic at all. It is just a sheet of stainless steel formed into a square. It has to be mounted with screws (not recommended for a fridge) or some kind of adhesive.
2183019
I really doubt it, the magnet is really weak, it might stick to the fridge but that's it.
2030951
I used mine at the office for my microwave and storage. If you are talking about sturdy you will have no problems. Very high quality. It will hold a ton of weight.
488589
Interesting question. I went and try to see if one of my refrigerator magnet would stick, nothing happen. So, I would say no. You would probably have to modify the base with a magnet plate, which might work, but it would have to be industrial magnet to hold so much weight I would think? But a great idea.
1717897
Why not just use 4 magnets at 4 corners of the board to attach to the fridge?
488362
No - I was moving and didn't know if my new place would have a magnetic fridge. Turns out, it does. If your fridge is magnetic, you're good to go. But - I also wanted the plate for aesthetic reasons, so I could choose to mount them on the wall if I wanted to.
960596
Shouldn't be a problem, chalkboard is thin an very flexible. Works nicely on fridge
1972156
Yes, I would say it may be strong enough but I would still mount it to the shelf from underneath or on each side. It is sturdy though and I love the cabinets. Remember, these are all made from particle board with a formica type coating.....but they are good quality.
84821
In most cases, yes. Some stainless steel is non-magnetic. If regular magnets work on your fridge, you're good. The canisters stick to my white-painted steel fridge with no problem/no sliding.
1288409
I tried holding a half box of personal note cards on one side of a piece of 1/2 inch wood with a single magnet on one side and four on the other. It kept sliding down when I got near vertical. You can try but I think the magnetic might only keep it in place and relatively easy tugging or pulling would be enough to move the dock. These magnets don't want to be placed side to side or edge to edge. They snap together into a stack real fast. On the side of a refrigerator they need to be slid off. So wrap a piece of tape on then to take them apart easily. I also tried holding up a box of paper clips on one side of the 1/2 inch wood and four magnets on the other side and that didn't work at all.
1059690
No. Not sturdy enough. I just use it in a closet for storing bath products, etc.
171294
Yes it will. I have had mine magnetically attached to my fridge for the past couple of months and it stays on swell.
1935203
Not if the picture is less than the max strength of the hanger. I use this type for all my artwork, light and heavy, because they do not leave a large nail hole in the wall when removed. If you're uncertain as to whether it will hold a picture of 10-12 lbs, for example, use a 20 lb hanger. I have none of my hangers into wall studs. All my studs are stainless steel. I hope this helps.
91620
i dont think so. Not sure how will you screw this to a refrigerator. Magnet is only on one side if you are thinking of that.