We frequently receive inquiries from customers looking to create homemade knife blocks. However, due to the unique variables of each project, it can be challenging for our team to provide tailored advice. Here’s a summary of key considerations to help you choose the right magnet for your knife block: Air Gap:...
Double glazing has gained popularity in new homes for its enhanced insulation properties. But what about existing homes? Replacing windows with new double-glazed units can be quite costly. A more affordable alternative is retrofit double glazing, which involves attaching a perspex sheet to the inside of the existing window, leaving a...
With the wide variety of spice jar designs and sizes available, it can be challenging for our team to recommend the best magnetic solution for each customer's specific needs. Here are some key points to consider when selecting the right magnet for your application: Weight of the Jar: Take into account...
Most window frames are made of wood or aluminum, which means they require an A and B magnetic system. This system involves adding a magnetic tape to each of these non-magnetic surfaces, allowing them to attach magnetically to each other. A and B matched tape systems are specifically designed to work...
Magnets offer a simple solution to prevent window blinds and shutters from banging against window frames in windy conditions. Various options may be suitable for this application, depending on the available space. Our Self-Adhesive Neodymium Disc Magnets are a popular choice; they are easy to install and have a...
Neodymium Magnets begin to lose their magnetism when exposed to temperatures exceeding 80°C, making them unsuitable for use in ovens. In contrast, Ceramic or Samarium magnets are excellent choices for keeping oven doors securely closed. Given the various designs and sizes of oven doors, it’s advisable to explore...
In most instances, the stainless steel used in domestic appliances, including refrigerators, is not entirely pure and contains some ferrous metal, allowing refrigerator magnets to attach. While the higher the stainless steel content in a fridge may reduce its magnetic attraction, this effect is typically minimal for most refrigerator doors.
The term "fridge magnet" refers to any magnet capable of adhering to a refrigerator, encompassing nearly all types of magnets. In Australia, the most commonly used variety is flexible magnetic sheeting, often featuring printed advertisements on one side. Fridge magnets are valued by businesses as effective and cost-efficient...
Magnets Australia offers a variety of flexible magnetic sheeting made from a blend of rubber and ferrite powder, making it ideal for advertising purposes. These flexible fridge magnets are easy and cost-effective for commercial printers to produce, typically featuring printed contact information for local trades and services. Many households...
