KLAPiT Magnetic Picture Hanging Strips for Damage Free Walls. Decorate Your Wall Arts, Art Galleries, Photo Frames, Paintings, Clocks, and Other Products - 2 Pair of Steel Tapes with 2 Magnets

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Magnetic picture hangers are easy to use and move around. No prep is needed for installing themsuch as drilling holes etc. Simply place the picture hanger on any steel surface and hang your framed artwork and pictures. They can be moved or relocated instantly! Double-sided tape will also leave a residue on your fridge and be impossible to remove from the picture or artwork you are attempting to hang up. Clings for a Stainless Steel Refrigerator If you work in an office with metal walls or partitions it can be incredibly difficult to hang pictures without drilling unsightly holes which are also difficult to fill in and disguise at a later date. Or maybe you’ve created your own office, studio or workshop with metal walls? Either way, the most sensible and cost effective way to hang your pictures and photographs is to use magnets. If you are trying to mount a heavier object and can not use a hook, you can opt to just use the double-sided tape without the hook to attach the picture directly to your refrigerator. It does not require any additional steps but will be a permanent installation that can not be moved once attached. If you are using an old picture frame there may already be a way to attach the stainless steel. If not you can glue the stainless steel to the frame. You can then attach the frame to your refrigerator with hooks or double-sided tape. Cookie Sheet Magnet Board

If you are hanging something heavier you may need to use some removable hooks. Some hooks may use suction or some kind of fastening system like double-sided tape. They can hold much more weight than the putty but will not be reusable and require clean-up to remove the double-sided tape from your refrigerator when you want to remove the hook. Suction CupsYou can also buy a magnetic board or make a DIY one from a picture frame or steel cookie sheet to hold magnets on your fridge. We are hoping this information will help you to learn How to Hang Things on Stainless Steel Refrigerators References In most cases, using enough magnets so that the corners or edges don't flop or wave in the breeze is what decides the number of magnets required. For a simple 8" x 10" print, you might just use four small magnets at the corners. For a huge 8 foot wide poster, you'll have to space several magnets across the length of it to keep it from bowing out from the wall. It all depends on the size and sturdiness of the artwork being hung.

In the chart below, test data is shown for some of our popular Countersunk Magnets. These ring magnets range from 3/8" to 1" in diameter, all with a countersunk hole for easy attachment with a flathead screw. It seems that a magnet loaded in this way can hold roughly half the listed Pull Force Case 1. Choose a magnet that has a diameter about the same size as the screw head. Larger magnets won't provide any more holding strength.

If you are having trouble finding a frame that you like you can make a magnetic board from a cookie sheet or serving tray. You will need to find a metal cookie sheet, cookie sheets made from aluminum that aren’t magnetic, and decorate or paint it to match your kitchen’s decor. It can then be attached to your fridge with double-sided tape to hold your magnets. Protect Your Refrigerator Use screws or nails with a big head. The more steel there is for the magnet to attract to, the stronger the hold. Hanging papers, pictures, or other things in your stainless steel refrigerator is still possible without being able to use a magnet. For lightweight objects like papers and pictures, putty is the best option. It can be removed without leaving any residue. For heavier objects, hooks, double-sided tape, or suction cups will be able to handle most of the heavier objects.