will this magnetic pick up medal on the side as well as the bottom and is it as strong on the side?
1340265
..if you are talking about ferric/ferrous METAL...the main magnet is on the tip and it will attract on the sides to a lesser amount. It is a powerful magnet and will pick up wrenches and other moderately sized objects with the ability to maneuver them thru tight places, but it is all in the skill set of the user.
1340266
No the magnet is just on the bottom but depending on the shape of what you're picking up it could stay on the side.
1340267
No, because the bottom is flat and therefore has a larger area in contact with the metal object being picked up. The side only contacts a very small fraction of the target object.
1340268
The magnet is only on the bottom, the sides may have a little magnetization but barely at best.
1785730
This product has two powerful magnets to hold it to a surface. Mine is on the side of the fridge and works great. Older stainless steel appliance were not magnet friendly but my new stainless steel appliance do hold magnets. You will just have to check you'd surfac.
2011478
In my opinion it would have to be very, very lightweight. the magnet will stick from either side but they just aren't that powerful.
1013868
I've never had the need to use the magnet for that type of weight. But I just do see it being used objects that heavy. I beleive the extension piece would give out too. It's great for a dropped tool or small piece of hardware. Nothing heavy-duty
525304
If the sides are filled with air then no, but if you have the intex with the blow up ring and thin sides then yes. As long the two magnets can touch each other.
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.
472183
I highly doubt the magnet is strong enough to affect it. It shouldn't be a worry :)
1302990
The magnet is fairly strong. I wouldn't chance it. I might carry it separately if possible
1097731
I don't have an induction hob so I could't test but I tried a magnet. It seems to be magnetic on the sides but not on the base. Although it grabs a little on the base, the pull is very weak. It may be layered.
937310
I don't think so. First of all, the bottom is not flat and a magnet does not stick.
1094267
I have found that it works OK for picking up bigger items if you take off the floor attachment and just use the wand-- the floor attachment pushes bigger things around but that's about it.
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.
1977182
You can use either either side as bottom. I use it for shower stall. Very effective to catch hair.
729371
The scoop itself is not magnetic but it should be able to hang on a magnetic strip! In other-words, it has the elements that will attract it to a magnet. Since you already have a magnetic strip, it will. Hope that helps.
806354
It will.... for awhile. I'd recommend heavier items be placed in the bottom.
788918
It depends on whether the magnet is against the metal directly with the weight glued to the magnet, or the weight is in the form of cardboard or cloth separating the magnet from the metal and providing effective slippage. The magnet is difficult to remove if holding something thin to a smooth metal surface. I would guess it will hold pounds as apposed to ounces.
791315
I think the side with design is the top and solid is the bottom, at least that's how I use it. You could always try it both ways to see which works better for you.