can this be mounted with magnets to put on my fridge? or is it too heavy?
1359998
It's not heavy. I have it mounted to our pantry door with just a couple Command Strips and it's just fine.
1359999
Its probably too heavy but with super duty magnets im sure it would work. Or with like super velcro tape.
1360000
It comes with mounting gear which I didn't use. I used a thick double stick foam tape. It's not heavy at all. You could use magnets or tape to hold it up.
488588
No it has to be mounted with screws. I think it would take pretty strong magnets to do that as the bar w/ utensils are heavy.
1326551
The magnetic knife holder still needs to be mounted to something, as the magnet is only facing out/attracting things to it on the side where the knives and other metal objects go. Nice though though! At least that was my experience with it. I did not attempt to put it anything metal first. My guess, even if it did stick, it wouldn't stick enough to hold anything of great weight...ie. the reason for mounting it with screws. Enjoy! I've loved mine.
607472
This magnet is way to powerful for that purpose. I doubt you could get it off the refrigerator if you placed it on there. It provides over 400 Lbs. of pull. You need a much cheaper magnet.
1898517
I wouldn't "permanently" mount it...you may want to get 'heavy duty WIDE velcro' (I have purchased that from Jo-Ann Fabrics"). The velcro has "sticky" tape on the back of both sides (the plastic loop side and the fuzzy side). Then you can put the velcro around the back of the bulletin board and around the area where you wish to hang it. Well, it's just an idea that I think would really work...you could always remove it altogether at a later date IF you choose WITHOUT ruining the fridge. Hope this helps.
662877
The magnet is incredibly strong, it will surprise you. It won't have a problem sticking to the fridge as long as you don't have a stainless steel fridge in which case no magnets will stick to it.
1716219
You have to mount it. It comes with the hardware. But it's not the kind of board that you would want to put on the refrigerator.
219848
No. However, mine is affixed to the refrigerator which is, of course, a magnetic surface, so ZI can see no problems. The magnets are quite strong.
2239851
I am dubious, mostly because the surface is no more metallic than your fridge (maybe less so). I think the wallpaper would be too much of a barrier. Honestly, I'd hold a piece of the paper up to your fridge and see if a magnet will stick through it...if not, I think this won't work. On the other hand,I think you could definitely paint over this and maybe do a faux finish... that would maintain the magnetic properties, I think. Good luck!
168354
I think it could mount to the fridge if you permantly glued the bracket to the fridge.
1467749
No. This is designed to sit on surface. Due to the shape of the surface on the back you would not be able to modify it to stick to a fridge with a magnet or Velcro. I would say that the addition of a magnet in a futre design would be an improvement since it would be more flexible.
976526
a fridge magnet would not stick, so I'm guessing some heavy duty black plastic. It does have some weight to it and of course the inside components are metal. Hope this helps.
2134155
I tried it with several magnets that were on my fridge and they did not stick at all. So, not knowing how strong a magnet bar is, I would have to say no.
1095933
If you don't care how it looks any magnet like the small refrigerator magnets will work. It just has to be strong enough to close the switch on the main unit. One suggestion is to make sure the magnet is polarized to close and not keep the switch open which you wil know immediately. That thing is loud!
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Yes, I think it would work very well. It is sturdy and self-supporting. My only concern would be, depending on the foot print of the bar fridge, if there are small feet on the bar fridge. In that case, I would install something stiff the overall size of the fridge that would distribute the weight of the fridge over a larger area. Doing so would help to minimize any distortion of the the raised areas of the mate by the bar fridge feet. The mate has an embossed pattern, the raised portions are not thickened so they are hollow under the raised area. Adding a ridged board under the fridge would keep these raised areas from crushing under a concentrated force. Yes, I think it would work very well. It is sturdy and self-supporting. My only concern would be, depending on the foot print of the bar fridge, if there are small feet on the bar fridge. In that case, I would install something stiff the overall size of the fridge that would distribute the weight of the fridge over a larger area. Doing so would help to minimize any distortion of the the raised areas of the mate by the bar fridge feet. The mate has an embossed pattern, the raised portions are not thickened so they are hollow under the raised area. Adding a ridged board under the fridge would... » Read More Yes, I think it would work very well. It is sturdy and self-supporting. My only concern would be, depending on the foot print of the bar fridge, if there are small feet on the bar fridge. In that case, I would install something stiff the overall size of the fridge that would distribute the weight of the fridge over a larger area. Doing so would help to minimize any distortion of the the raised areas of the mate by the bar fridge feet. The mate has an embossed pattern, the raised portions are not thickened so they are hollow under the raised area. Adding a ridged board under the fridge would keep these raised areas from crushing under a concentrated force. « Show Less
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No, it would not stick to a fridge, however, we put it on a door which leads from the kitchen to the basement, and all the magnets on the board look just like a nice multicolored picture. The screws came with the board.
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I don't have any idea as I mounted on the wall - and my refrigerator stainless so doesn't take magnets anyway. I would check with Blomus website